*could

ahhh could be

how should I check this

is this extensions to uninstall or in the settings

go to the extension tab in vscode and search for

@enabled

that gives you a list of extensions that are currently installed and on

Ok I disabled Markdown Notes extensions

it is now working perfectly !

awesome!

🙏

I have another question (sorry for the intensity ....)

Is their any way, when i am in the markdown preview mode and that I just clicked on a link to go back to the original linking page ? Basically what you would expect from "previous" in your web browser ?

this would be incredibly usefull for notes navigation

not currently though you’re not the first person to ask that. would you mind creating a feature request and i can make sure we add it to the roadmap?

will do done

i currently use ctrl-tab to go to the last page

Is there a way to generate all the daily journals for the year using one command?

Does the

dendron.pod.file

import do anything yet? I configured the

config.import.yaml

with this:

src: "/Users/mtl/Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/Notes"

and re-ran the command, but I don't see any effect. Should I yet? I see the "experimental" note, so I wasn't sure...

@User you could write a bash script using something like this to generate all the notes https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25701265/how-to-generate-a-list-of-all-dates-in-a-range-using-the-tools-available-in-bash

@User hmm, it should though it doesn't deal with special characters very well which is why its experimental. can you try importing something via a regular file path without

~

and

symbols? meanwhile, i'll check on the special character implementation

Ah, ok. That must have been it. Importing from something in my home directory seemed to work. That path is iCloud Drive, FWIW.

ah, got it. i have that so will be a good repro test

> @User you could write a bash script using something like this to generate all the notes > > https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25701265/how-to-generate-a-list-of-all-dates-in-a-range-using-the-tools-available-in-bash @kevins8 awesome thanks!

Kevin, do you have plans to integrate a reference manager like zotero?

I had a quick thought today. Might be a QoL thing... I noticed that when I

Dendron: Copy Note Link

, the result looks like this:

[[title|my.page.link]]

, which I thought was handy because I noticed that I had a bad title. So I fixed the title and wanted to update the link. I did it manually, and I only had one link so it was no problem. But I am lazy and I might need to do this with a bigger set of links. :-) Is there an easy way to update a link with the title of the note at the end of the link?

ahh

I think

Refractor Hierarchy

will do this for you

if you rename the whole hierarchy, the links will update

I just want to change the

title:

in the YAML frontmatter and update links that refer to that note.

E.g. if I have a note `my.page`:

---
id: abcd-1234-...
title: Ths is nt right
desc: ''
updated: 1601275434446
created: 1601275434446
stub: false
---

Note note note

If I

Copy Note Link

, I get

[[Ths is nt right|my.page]]

. If I fix the title to

title: This is my fixed title

I would like to be able to update

[[Ths is nt right|my.page]]

->

[[This is my fixed title|my.page]]

whenever I had used it. Yes, I suppose I can use regex search and replace across everything, but I was wondering if this was around somewhere and I had missed it.