Troubleshooting transclusion

Currently having trouble making a transcluded note appear in the About page. ideally it should like this

Transclusion error: File "2025-03-21#Transitioning from supermemo" not found.

The issue

I think the issue is that my about page and note I'm trying to transclude are in different folders. Either that or I just don't know how to put in the correct path leading to the note I want to transclude. When I transclude notes and view it offline in my vault it looks just fine.

Transclusion error: File "src/site/notes/About|About" not found.

The above should look like this

Transclusion error: File "Pasted image 20250322211428.png" not found.

Transclusion error: File "Pasted image 20250322211428.png" not found.

Troubleshooting

I can see the path for my image works when I start from site/ as my root folder.
so then... maybe

Transclusion error: File "notes/About.md" not found.

This should work

Still Wrong

I was trying to copy the syntax from my scp page

![Pasted image 20221111014337.png](/img/user/raw_notes/Images/Pasted%20image%2020221111014337.png)

where that produces the correct image

I think I see the problem

I need to use single brackets

![Pasted image 20250322211428.png](img\user\raw_notes\Images\Pasted image 20250322211428.png)


And the other problem

just noticed there's a leading slash, and the slashes in the path are facing the other way T_T

![Pasted image 20250322211428.png](/img/user/raw_notes/Images/Pasted image 20250322211428.png)

So now the link to the image works when using [] single brackets and the direct path. another thing that cursor AI pointed out is that files with spaces in the name replace the space with %20

Another attempt at transcluding

Gonna try to transclude the about page

how bout

![src/site/notes/About.md](/src/site/notes/About.md)

that didn't work either. maybe

![About.md](/src/site/notes/About.md)

Let's try with the permalink

The About page has "permalink":"/about/" in its frontmatter, so maybe:

![About](/about/)

Let's try with the dg-path

The About page has "dg-path" in its frontmatter, so let's try that format:

First, using the dg-path:

Or using the permalink:

Or using the relative path from notes:

Or with the .md extension:

Maybe it's because they're in different folders

what if I try transcluding yesterday's note? It's in the same folder as this one.

Let's try a few ways:

1. Simple reference:
   

   Transclusion error: File "2025-03-21" not found.

2. With section reference:
   

   Transclusion error: File "2025-03-21#Transitioning from supermemo" not found.

3. With relative path in same folder:
   

   Cursor and mermaid charts

   The Cursor IDE doesn't have mermaid chart support out of the box, but I found this vs code extension that turns this block of mermaid code

   flowchart TD
       A[Start] --> B{Decision}
       B -->|Yes| C[End]
       B -->|No| D[Process]
   

   into this

   flowchart TD
       A[Start] --> B{Decision}
       B -->|Yes| C[End]
       B -->|No| D[Process]

   ---

   Transitioning from supermemo

   I have a very large Supermemo knowledge base that I want to incorporate into this digital garden.
   

   I've been using Supermemo for years as my second brain and knowledge base / knowledge management system, but the inability to use it across devices seamlessly and the horrendous UI kept me on the lookout for alternatives. I might still use it for incremental reading. Supposedly Piotr Wozniak's spaced repetition algorithm is top-tier, but I'm not sure if I would notice the difference if I switched to an FSRS with a modern algorithm (>SM15).

   ---

4. With permalink from frontmatter:
   

   Transclusion error: File "/daily-notes/2025-03-21/" not found.

5. With dg-path from frontmatter:
   

   Cursor and mermaid charts

   The Cursor IDE doesn't have mermaid chart support out of the box, but I found this vs code extension that turns this block of mermaid code

   flowchart TD
       A[Start] --> B{Decision}
       B -->|Yes| C[End]
       B -->|No| D[Process]
   

   into this

   flowchart TD
       A[Start] --> B{Decision}
       B -->|Yes| C[End]
       B -->|No| D[Process]

   ---

   Transitioning from supermemo

   I have a very large Supermemo knowledge base that I want to incorporate into this digital garden.
   

   I've been using Supermemo for years as my second brain and knowledge base / knowledge management system, but the inability to use it across devices seamlessly and the horrendous UI kept me on the lookout for alternatives. I might still use it for incremental reading. Supposedly Piotr Wozniak's spaced repetition algorithm is top-tier, but I'm not sure if I would notice the difference if I switched to an FSRS with a modern algorithm (>SM15).

   ---