Dendron

if you want images to show up, you need to create a user github page

otherwise, github page will be published under a subdomain

https://jackqaq-byte.github.io/my-second-brain/ vs https://jackqaq-byte.github.io

so the image will only show without the subdomain?

<@!711453238653616139> What's the difference between `Create Daily Journal Note` and `Create Journal Note`?

https:/dendron.so/notes/5c213aa6-e4ba-49e8-85c5-1bdcb33ce202.html

<@!719437093117624370> so while looking into publishing, I realized that we already have an option to fix this. just forgot to document it 😅 

https:/dendron.so/notes/ffa6a4ba-5eda-48c7-add5-8e2333ba27b4.html#assetsprefix-str

you will want to edit your dendorn.yml file

```
site:
    siteHierarchies: [n, b, prod, c, prog, sci, his]
    siteRootDir: docs
    usePrettyRefs: true
    assetsPrefix: "my-second-brain"  # <-- add this
    config:
      n:
        PublishByDefault: false
      b:
        PublishByDefault: false
      prod:
        PublishByDefault: false
      prog:
        PublishByDefault: false
      sci:
        PublishByDefault: false
      his:
        PublishByDefault: false
```

so the `my-second-brain` is the directory name or the repo name?

hmm i do have the file `journal.template.day`, and I reloaded index

So the whole journal schema looks like this

it should be including the content the content in the schema for the new created file `journal.2020.09.20`

since its a namepspace, i think this applies to journal.2020.09.20.{blah}

let me try to remove the `namespace` then

- id: journal
  title: journal
  desc: ""
  parent: root
  children:
    - year
- id: year
  children: 
    - month
- id: month
  title: month
  pattern: "[0-9][0-9]"
  children: 
    - day
- id: day
  title: day
  pattern: "[0-9][0-9]"
  template: 
    id: journal.template.day
    type: note

```
- id: journal
  title: journal
  desc: ""
  parent: root
  children:
    - year
- id: year
  pattern: "[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]"
  children: 
    - month
- id: month
  title: month
  pattern: "[0-9][0-9]"
  children: 
    - day
- id: day
  title: day
  pattern: "[0-9][0-9]"
  template: 
    id: journal.template.day
    type: note
```