Thanks, nice idea! I thought about it too, but as ...
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anonrunner
03/23/2022, 7:24 AMThanks, nice idea! I thought about it too, but as all of the notes resides in a single folder (which I think I can't have a normal directory tree), then I think it could be too much to add files into that mix.. So my aim was to mirror the same notes-tree inside Assets folder for files..
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SeriousBug
03/23/2022, 7:44 AMNot sure if I fully get what you're trying to do, sorry!
If you imported your notes into Dendron with the markdown import pod, it will actually automatically move all the assets into the assets folder and update the links for you.
https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/f23a6290-2dec-45dc-b616-c218ee53db6b/
SeriousBug
03/23/2022, 7:45 AMIt won't organize your assets in any way, if you wanted them to be organized into subfolders inside assets. You can organize them and update the links manually, but there is no built-in way to do so.
SeriousBug
03/23/2022, 7:48 AMAlso, you can have a lot of files in a single folder without it becoming a problem! We have one folder with over 10,000 files (mostly notes) in our internal workspace, and we have seen no problems so far.
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anonrunner
03/23/2022, 8:14 AMThank you for all your inputs, that's really helpful!
Autocompletion for the files inside assets didn't worked for me, so I was struggling getting links working.
Using an example from your link I managed to get proper autocompletion now, and I found why links didn't worked when I did manually - I was not converting spaces to %20 ...
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