fatipa...@tutanota.com writes: > I am discussing something slightly different. > > Here is normal text within -which there is some understated text- before > continuing with normal text.
Yes, it seems that I have understood you horribly wrong, sorry for the noise (it must be the effects of the third modern vaccine that they gave me yesterday :-) In short, what you want is that a part of the text is "obscured" in some way with respect to the main body text, and you would like Org to have some marks for it. I see an important basic problem: there are many procedures to reduce the reading importance of a text: simply pass that text to a footnote, use dashes, parentheses or brackets, put the text in a smaller size (which is the usual when these passages are isolated paragraphs). I think it is better to define all these questions in the output formats, through post-processing, and in Org use macros, custom links, special blocks, the procedure that John has shared here, etc. But a "universal" no-emphasis mark doesn't seem viable to me, IMHO. Best regards, Juan Manuel