(What you will see in Evernote, not in vscode.) evermonkey.fontFamily: Font family render for evernote.evermonkey.showTips: Whether to show you some friendly tips.evermonkey.uploadFolder: Local directory to upload attachments.evermonkey.attachmentsFolder: Local directory to save server attachments.evermonkey.recentNotesCount: The count of the notes returned when you enter ever recent.The full languages and themes support see highlight.js evermonkey.highlightTheme: Code highlight Theme.evermonkey.noteStoreUrl: Evernote noteStoreUrl.The full Configuration properties list here: Open VS Code Command Platte(F1), input Preferences: Open User Settings. You can attach your image or other files into the upload folder. Here is some best practice for using Monkey. If you really want to save it on the disk (this operation means revoming it from cache so you can not publish it), you can then copy & paste to a new untitle file (I mean open or create.) and publish it. Use ever recent to open and continue your work.
Once you finish or abort editing you should use ever publish to save it on the server. Make cache to avoid making request each time. Monkey focuses on the currently editing untitle file. Edit your evernote with markdown support, with full power of VS Code.
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