Posts categorized in ‘org’

A handy flow-chart if you are confused about when commits happen to Org maint branch vs master branch, what ends up in the Elpa version of Org, and so on.

Using field-formatters to format results of Org table formulae.

Ever wondered how to show L^aT_eX in HTML or a Hugo blog post exported from Org?

I never quite liked the trend to have upper-cased keywords in Org documents, like #+TITLE.

So it was a pleasure to see that trend start changing in this Org commit.. so that that same keyword would now be written as #+title.

<2018-02-20 Tue>

Refactor the code using more canonical methods.

<2018-01-03 Wed>

Update the Org repo links as per the announcement on Org mailing list on <2017-12-28 Thu>.

I am assuming that you already know what Org or org-mode is and that’s why you are here.

You would want to build Org from its development branch (master branch) to get the latest and greatest goodies plus bug fixes! Go through the ORG-NEWS file to read about the new features.

If you like what you see there, here are the steps for installing the development version of Org.

Update (2017/06/16)

Updated the github source references as per the changes in hugo v0.23¹. Also made the shell script ShellCheck-passing! 🙌 §

You already got go installed, and that’s why are you reading it.

         If not – Go! Install it!

So.. now that you have go installed, why settle for the release version of hugo! You are reading this blog post generated using the bleeding edge of hugo².

In addition, Hugo v0.19 onwards supports the org-mode syntax³, which is so much more awesome than markdown, especially if you are using emacs.

This post is about how you can install the latest versions of hugo and the go package that adds the org-mode support – goorgeous.

Lately I was having an issue in the org to html conversion where the newline characters got appended with funky unicode characters.

Full detail is in this reddit post I started.

At times you might need your org exported pdf to have the exact font rendering as generated by a snippet of LaTeX code. To do that, wrap that code inbetween the \( and \) delimiters.

Set the buffer major mode to org-mode. If the file extension is a .org, that major mode would be set automatically by emacs.

Follow the below steps to create a table ..