There will be a solution for this in 5.14.
- Carsten
On 18Aug2007, at 12:19 PM, Daniel Clemente wrote:
Hi,
in a file I would like to write following line:
„Writing [1] you can create a footnote."
But then [1] is interpreted as a footnote. I have tried escaping it:
\[1\] =[1]=
Hi,
the problem is: I don't want to use fixed font or any special
formatting for the [1]; I want that the [1] is integrated normally in
the text.
This applies to all Org-mode syntax. Ex: /text/, *text*, ...
Therefore we need something to avoid interpreting the Org-mode
syntax. Maybe esc
Carsten Dominik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> in the next version, also something like
>
> With
> #+HTML: [1]
> #+ASCII: [1]
> #+LaTeX: [1]
> you can make a footnote.
>
> will work. Silly, but still does the trick.
>
> - Carsten
Perhaps surrounding with `=' like this `=[1]=' shoul
Hi Daniel,
in the next version, also something like
With
#+HTML: [1]
#+ASCII: [1]
#+LaTeX: [1]
you can make a footnote.
will work. Silly, but still does the trick.
- Carsten
On Aug 18, 2007, at 12:19, Daniel Clemente wrote:
Hi,
in a file I would like to write following line:
„Writi
Hi,
in a file I would like to write following line:
„Writing [1] you can create a footnote."
But then [1] is interpreted as a footnote. I have tried escaping it:
\[1\] =[1]= \\[1\\] @[1]@ etc. but it doesn't work; it's
always interpreted as a footnote.
How can these 3 characters [
