it is not supported yet.

Ah ok, thanks @Joshi tis a minor annoyance but I can live with it 👍🏾

Apologies (in advance) if this is a known issue but dendron preview (`cmd`+`ctrl`+p) doesn't load the Dendron preview in Github Codespaces , it gives me an error message.

removing the error message from here because i'm not sure if it includes any secure details 😦

also the issue happens in Github Codespaces and not in normal installed vscode

All other Dendron features seem to work fine in Codespaces apart from preview

To repro: setup github codespaces, open the git repo for the vault, open/create a note, and issue the Dendron preview command

preview in codespaces

Ok, dumb question time. I can only get CTRL+L to work when I am in the Dendron workspace screen, where files are listed. It used to work anywhere.

Figured it out. It's the vim plugin.

I think you’re looking for custom expressions in handlebars, like https://docs.celigo.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360076358972-FAQ-How-can-I-use-handlebars-to-divide-multiply-then-generate-a-percentage-value- . If we added a math helper to the templating engine, you’d be able to do this ( https://handlebarsjs.com/guide/expressions.html#helpers )

Now is there some way to get CTRL+L to work with Dendron and still use the vim plugin. I really like the vim keybindings.

And I can't use the neovim plugin, because that requires the neovim executable, which I am not allowed to install

Well, you can remap the things you want... Dendron: Doctor will give you instructions specifically for ctrl-l

Also, dendron's copy commands use the system copy buffer, so you might want:

"vim.useSystemClipboard": true,

also... it uses the system copy buffer if when you don't use a named buffer

Oops, fixed typos

Dendron Doctor worked. Thank you! This keybinding conflict in VS Code is turning into a mess.

What other keybinding conflicts have you come across? I'm a recent transplant to VS Code, so still learning the ins and outs.

Glad this might be useful for you. And I'd also love to learn more about what @mihaiconstantin does with those backlinks!

Is there a way to change the file path that Dendron installs to?

I'm using 0.114.0, and Toggle Preview broke this week after I upgraded either Dendron or VS Code. The tab opens and says "Loading..." but does not show the preview. Markdown Enhanced Preview fails differently -- it does not even open a tab. I uninstalled and reinstalled the Dendron Markdown Preview Enhanced extension to no avail. What else should I check?

I had this issue earlier today, I switched to another note and the preview then just worked fine - have you attempted that?

Ok, this was user error - I created my new docs using the "New file..." icon and they did not get a ".md" extension. Renaming them and making sure that they had front matter fixed the problem.

was about to jump in to this. glad you got it sorted out. also good to see you our discord 👋 🙂

I am taking notes for the re:Invent 2022 launches!

that time of year again. looking forward to it!

How to get rid of the “book” icon (for notes which have schema) in the left sidebar on a published page or in tree-view on Dendron-Vscode? This icon made the indentation nodes’ name looking not structured 😅

not supported currently. if you submit a feature, we can track it on the roadmap 🙂 https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/new?assignees=&labels=&template=feature_request.md&title=

Yes. Search if it was already requested or not. Then made this feature request https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/3598

Say I have a set of notes in a hierarchy: - a - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 What's the simplest and fastest way to "move" notes 2, 3, 4 into another hierarchy "b"? - a - 1 - 5 - b - 2 - 3 - 4 I can rename them one by one, but this is obviously slow and clunky. In some cases I can use the refactor function, but only when note names can be easily matched by a regex or have something common in their names. Are there any other options?