Accessing Obsidian Vaults from DT3
Update- I was able to index the vault folder w/in the Obsidian folder from with DT3: File>Index Files and Folders… pressing ⌘⇧G and pasting the folder path /Users/orice01/Library/Mobile...
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My phone has updated DTTG to 3.8.1 and I’m now having the opposite problem: my phone is continually importing old articles that it failed to import previously. It’s on its fourth loop through,...
View ArticleWhy I can't modify the file's properies?
You’re welcome and be aware that many times the inspectors’ content is relative to what’s shown (or not) in the view/edit pane.
View ArticleRevisiting ways to import from Apple Mail
Thanks @cgrunenberg. I’ll have to give some thought to how to incorporate this into my workflow. Unfortunately, as a VoiceOver user, drag and drop isn’t really a viable option for me and Apple Mail...
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Revisiting ways to import from Apple Mail
ssawczyn: A colleague of mine told me of another product that is able to import mail with one keystroke Can you recall what this other application is?
View ArticleRevisiting ways to import from Apple Mail
There is another way. When selecting the email message you want to save, press Command Shift S and set your Devonthink Inbox folder in Finder as the save to destination as your Finder InBox - not...
View ArticleA CSS to embellish *MultiMarkdown* rendering
I notice that the style sheet has a styling for poetry. How do I invoke this styling in my markdown document?
View ArticleRevisiting ways to import from Apple Mail
@BLUEFROG The other app is EagleFiler: EagleFiler: Document Organizer and Mail Archiver for Mac . Their “quick capture key” allows individual messages, selected messages, or entire mailboxes to be...
View ArticleRevisiting ways to import from Apple Mail
Ah that’s an interesting idea, at least I could get rid of the script menu I otherwise never need. Thanks for the suggestion.
View ArticleDEVONthink + Endnote Indexing = Wow
Hi there, I read this post with interest… I too am using DT3 to support my academic studies having just started on a new course. I have access to Endnote for free, so will intend to go with that....
View ArticleA CSS to embellish *MultiMarkdown* rendering
See Documents > Markdown Documents in the built-in Help and manual.
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Revisiting ways to import from Apple Mail
To anyone passing by: This converts the email…
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A CSS to embellish *MultiMarkdown* rendering
<pre type="poetry">Roses are red, Violets are blue. This is CSS poetry, Nicely rendered for you!</pre> Do I have that right? I think so. If so, it lacks some of the attributes specified by...
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"Move Focus to Sidebar" is greyed out
The Sidebar is visible but ctrl-opt-cmd-S doesn’t work and the menu command is greyed out. I suspect I am missing something obvious here?
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CSS for Markdown, numbered headings
Excellent guide. I am learning about CSS, using Brett Terpstra’s style sheet to experiment. It has a styling for poetry, but I have been unable to invoke it in a markdown note. Here is the styling in...
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CSS for Markdown, numbered headings
Note, i am not a Markdown purist but the insertion of HTML in Markdown is often considered to be bad form. You aren’t using a type. It’s a class. Where are you linking the stylesheet in the Markdown...
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CSS for Markdown, numbered headings
It’s in the zip that I attached above. I took it from the following thread: A CSS to embellish *MultiMarkdown* rendering Tips Hi all ! Many people have read, studied and enjoyed Kourosh Dini’s Taking...
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CSS for Markdown, numbered headings
signsinthedust: <pre type="poetry">...</pre> According to the provided CSS, the correct syntax should be <div class="poetry"><pre>...</pre></div>.
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"Move Focus to Sidebar" is greyed out
Well, I’d guess the sidebar isn’t showing but it’s impossible to tell with your cropped screen capture.
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CSS for Markdown, numbered headings
Actually, the styling applies to the class regardless of the HTML element. And the chosen element may have some default styling already applied, e.g.,… And again, this is considered bad form, and...
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