Hi,
I want to tangle a source block only to a specific location in a file, without
modifying the rest of its content. E.g. given this source block:
#+begin_src emacs-lisp :noweb yes :tangle /path/to/foo :target-name
<>
(+ 1 2 3)
(print "Hello, world")
<>
#+end_src
Upon tangled, the "foo" conte
Org-Cite does not appear to respect the biblatex package’s autopunct option
when citing more than one source and exporting from .org to .pdf via .tex. The
org exporter inserts a \relax command after the \autocites command, preventing
the swapping of citation and punctuation (period), as should o
Hi,
I know you org-attach-id-dir can change the parent directory from "data" (which
I believe is default) to whatever you put there, but I want to change the
directory under that.
My org-ids are set for the iso date method. This means that by default,
attachments are saved into /data/20/22030
Quick question: what is the best (or any) way to debug LaTeX preview in
org mode? All of sudden, my previous are not shrink-wrapped (hope that
makes sense). I cannot think of anything I changed although I'm sure I
did change something...
Suggestions welcome before I delve into the elisp code!
H
* Add Persian/Farsi translation to the org-export-dictionary variable at
lisp/ox.el.
- Persian/Farsi is a native language to ~ 110 million speakers around the world
(mostly in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajiskistan, Uzbekistan, and Iraq).
- "fa" abbreviation stands for "farsi" according to [[ISO
639-1][
I use interactive SVG elements in my org notes and wish to have these elements
embedded in the HTML export. There has been previous discussion about how SVG
elements should be handled in ox-html. For my needs, neither nor
is desirable, because while they show the graphical component of SVG, th
