Hi there, Yeap I have seen that shortcut in the vscode config, which links to some custom script. I understand that the schema can be used to match and apply template, but I am trying to find a solution for creating filename that has the pattern which can be targeted by the schema. So like the daily note, using ctrl shift i it will automatically generate a file that has the date in the filename, wonder if we can setup something similar for other notes?

You can enable katex and wrap latex snippets between `$`s. Single dollar signs for inline and double dollar signs for blocks.

You can create a custom VSCode shortcut that passes certain arguments to the lookup command.

@tlylt ☝🏻 this doc goes over all the modifiers you can use and how to pass them in a keybinding.

I'm not sure I completely understand but maybe the 'notes with custom traits' functionality can help you. It basically allows you to manipulate the note name, title and body using JavaScript including loading templates. My use case is to create weekly notes with the weeknumber as part of the name and monthly notes

I understand how to use Latex in markdown, my question is how to trigger latex snippets when you are in a md file?

Yes that’s exactly what I am looking for! Have been looking through the docs for days and didn’t manage to find this out, thanks!

As in, vscode snippet files scoped to trigger on latex files? I don't think that's possible. You might be able to if you scope it to markdown instead.

Is there a way to hide certain categories of notes? for example i have a Category called "Meta" that i'd like to hide but still link to

Hi, does current version support copy button on code blocks?

There is a feature request for this at the moment. It isn't implemented yet, but you can give a thumbs up emoji in the issue to the original comment: https://github.com/dendronhq/dendron/issues/2497

I think you might be looking for

siteHierarchies

if you mean not wanting it published? https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/q960Z622o0RLO32w0B8SP/#sitehierarchies When you say "category" to do you mean "hierarchy" or do you mean "tags" or?

no, i want it published an example i have files called

character.bob

and

meta.guide

I want character to be listed in the navigation side bar, but i want meta to be hidden, and still published so i can link to it as needed

i know i can do it per note, but i want it for meta and all its children

so anything new is just automatically bidden from navigation but still published

Ah, I think if you do top level, in

meta

using

nav_exclude: true

, that it will exclude the

meta.*

hierarchy but still publish the pages

Alright, right now

meta

is just a stub so i'll just make the page for it then and all of its children will be excluded

thanks

might peek in on how the dendron wiki did it just in case

I think dendron wiki did the same method, making the stub file and then adding to the frontmatter

yeah that seems to be the way to do it

thanks

Greetings, I am having a hard time getting the dendron paste image vscode extension working. I've tried this on a few workstations and it simply doesn't paste. I can paste image in other apps so I know it's in the clipboard but keyboard shortcut doesn't work nor the command palette. Am I missing something here?? Thank you

Dendron Paste Image

I need some help. I'm new to this, Guides are a little confusing for me. Imma share my use case lemme know how can I bring in Dendron, I maintain a note keeping repo, It's for academic, I have each folder for each subject, Sometimes i also need to paste images/screenshots. I format the file name date wise, Sometimes I also add codes in folders too.

Has anyone set up a cli tool that includes the fuzzy lookup feature like in VS Code?

I have a script that looks something like:

sh
#!/bin/sh
# Looks up a Dendron note and opens it in an editor

# Dependencies:
# fzf, fd, dendron-cli
# 
# Required env variables:
#   DENDRON_DIR -> Set to workspace root directory
#   DENDRON_VAULT -> Set this to the vault you want to use

# Usage: if a note exists, select it from the fzf prompt with 'enter' to view/edit it.
#        if the note doesn't exist, use the binding 'ctrl-l' to create a new note with that name

cd "$DENDRON_VAULT" || exit

NOTE="${1:-$(fd -c never --exclude assets --exclude "./*.yml" --strip-cwd-prefix | sed -E 's/\.[^.]*$//' | fzf --height 90% --margin 5% --layout=reverse --border --bind ctrl-l:print-query --preview='bat --terminal-width 70 --wrap=auto --style numbers,changes --color=always {}.md')}"

if test -z "$NOTE"; then 
#    printf "\nNo input. Doing nothing.\n"
    exit;
fi;

if test -f "$NOTE.md"; then
    exec $EDITOR "${NOTE}.md" || echo "There was a problem"
else
    dendron note lookup_legacy --quiet --wsRoot "$DENDRON_DIR" --attach --useLocalEngine --enginePort 3999 --query "$NOTE"
    exec "$EDITOR" + "${NOTE}.md" || echo "There was a problem"
fi

clear

a simple way to start would be to have one hierarchy for each subject, and use [dendron paste image]() to add images. So your note tree would look something like:

subject-1.<name-date>
subject-2.<name-date>
subject-3.<name-date>

In a flat folder. As for code files, I believe dendron will still index those, or at least won't mess with them If you want to keep on using folders, you could try a setup where you have a dendron vault per subject

if i make diff subjects followed by .md will it create seperate hierarchy or i need to run some cmd?