For some reason this reminds me of a feature from the outliner hnb. If you used it as an xml editor you could do something like the following.
- <div style="float: right;"> content in tag The close tag was implied by the outline structure. I don't know if something similar would work well with how folks use org-mode. I don't do much publishing, so I don't have a feel for good technique. Edd On 5/21/07, Bastien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi again, ,---- | #+HTML:<div style="float: right;"> | [[file:image.jpg][file:image.jpg]] | #+HTML:</div> `---- is converted like this : ,---- | <div style="float: right;"> | <p> | <img src="images/bentolila.jpg"/> | </div> | </p> `---- ... mixing <div> and <p> in the wrong order. An easy (but not obvious) way to circumvent this is to insert a blank line after and before the #+HTML line. For example: ,---- | #+HTML:<div style="float: right;"> | | [[file:images/bentolila.jpg][file:images/bentolila.jpg]] | | #+HTML:</div> `---- ... is gets converted as : ,---- | <div style="float: right;"> | | <p> | <img src="images/bentolila.jpg"/> | </p> | | | </div> `---- ... where the tags order is correct. -- Bastien _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
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