Posts categorized in ‘org’ (21)

How to define a custom org-global-cycle-like command that collapses only the Org subtrees with specific properties.

How I fixed my site content and went down from 46 HTML validations errors down to 0!

Using the org-map-entries API to loop through selected or all headings in an Org file.

Quick introduction to Org mode’s :LOGBOOK: feature and how I use it to record time-stamped notes for blog post updates.

A guide on how to build Org mode from its main branch and load in Emacs without any path shadowing.

In this post, I introduce a little library I created for ox-hugo to have a robust mechanism for generating TOML from any Lisp expression.

In my previous post, I talked about how info: Org link export support got added to ox-hugo. This post is about making those exported links a tiny 🤏 bit better.

Journey of Org links from copying (storing) them, inserting them in Org documents and exporting them. The focus of this post is on the info: type Org links, but the same concept would apply to any Org link type.

Adding sidenotes using a Hugo shortcode and ox-hugo.

I ventured out to start writing about a 100+ line Emacs Lisp snippet in my config, and then I thought — Wouldn’t it be nice if I can quickly split out that huge snippet into smaller Org Src blocks?

And so this blog post happened.

You write it just like that in the title — “Org” with capital “O”, and then lower-case “mode” separated by a space.

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

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

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.

Outdated post on how to build hugo from source with the latest commit from the goorgeous package.

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 .org, that major mode would be set automatically by emacs.

Follow the below steps to create a table ..