Rasmus <rasmus <at> gmx.us> writes: > > zwz <zhangweize <at> gmail.com> writes: > > I'm assuming you're only interested in LaTeX output here. > > > Hi, I want to export a table to pdf as follows: > > > > * test > > | \textcolor{red}{range} | \textcolor{blue}{0\sim2^{8}-1} | > > How about this? > > #+MACRO: color \textcolor{$1}{$2} > | {{{color(red, range)}}} | {{{color(blue, 0\sim2^8-1)}}} | > > Unless you're doing something that's not systematic, or which has a > very particular logic it's probably not the right way. > > If all entries in a column/row need to be colored you should specify > that rather than doing it manually. You could use tabu, but be warned > that the interface will change at some point, or you could use > colortbl. See here: > > http://texblog.org/2011/04/19/highlight-table-rowscolumns-with-color/ > > –Rasmus >
The macro-way does not work. The generated tex still contains the extra \ before {. My org version is 8.0.7. Thanks for your tips. But I just want to color some column/row. And I really enjoy the convenience of org table.