Hi Max, Thanks for the missing context. We may need to get back to this in the future… I‘ll add it to my MAYBEs….
Enviado desde mi iPhone > El 7 may 2026, a las 4:34, Max Nikulin <[email protected]> escribió: > > On 05/05/2026 12:42 pm, Pedro Andres Aranda Gutierrez wrote: >> ,#+ATTR_LATEX: :caption Una \verb@Prueba@ =terminal= >> [[/home/paag/Documents/emacs-conf/2026/rebelde/DEC_VT220.jpg]] >> #+END_SRC >> will produce the following {document} block in LaTeX: > [...] >> \includegraphics[width=.9\linewidth]{/home/paag/Documents/emacs- >> conf/2026/rebelde/DEC_VT220.jpg} >> Una \verb@Prueba@ =terminal= >> \end{figure} >> \end{document} >> #+END_SRC >> I observe >> 1.- There is no \caption{} there, the text just follows the image (needs 2 >> be fixed) >> 2.- There is no translation from Org markup, everything is copied as is > Isn't it expected? Instead of the "#+caption:" keyword you are using low > level LaTeX-specific attribute. I believe, it is to override default > caption-related LaTeX code, so it is your responsibility to use complete and > safe commands. See > > (info "(org) Tables-in-LaTeX-export") > <https://orgmode.org/manual/Tables-in-LaTeX-export.html> > > My guess it that Timothy faced an issue with something like > > #+caption: Image caption with =verbatim $\= and ~code $\~ > [[file:test.png]] > > However, it seems, protectedtexttt instead of \verb has been used since > beginning. I see a recent Ihor's fix for \verb headings in git history, but > nothing related to captions. I have not tried to run old Org versions. To > break current one, I need to run > > # (setf (cdr (assq 'verbatim org-latex-text-markup-alist)) 'verb) > > Timothy was trying to make more flexible and granular usage of LaTeX packages > added by ox-latex. The issue might be related to rather extensive custom > configuration or to a work-in-progress branch.
