You can use \auml and \eacute. If you have symbols that do not work correctly, let me know. The complete list is in the variable org-html-entities.
- Carsten On Jul 14, 2007, at 9:10, Renzo Been wrote:
Hi, First of all, I've started using org-mode, and must say that it' a real fine addition to my Aquamacs Emacs. Great work, thanx! I do have a question concerning HTML-export: When I write a & in an org-file, it gets exported as & However I would like to use HTML-codes for special symbols, like: ä é, and many others In this way the exported HTML-file can be saved without the need for text-encoding (I also use a PDA that does not support all text-encodings), and can be easily read in all web-browsers... I've got this as the first line in my org files: # -*- mode: org; coding: raw-text-dos; -*- I've added the next lines to my .emacs in order to replace & with & (and remove text-encoding) (defalias 'troep (read-kbd-macro "ESC x ibuffer RET m w ESC x kill-buffer RET RET ESC x org-export-as-html-to-buffer RET C-x 1 ESC % l RET l RET ! ESC % & RET & RET ! C-x C-w C-y DEL DEL DEL DEL html RET ESC x kill-buffer RET RET C-x C-f DEL RET g ESC x kill-buffer RET C-y DEL RET")) (global-set-key [clear] 'troep) Is there an other way to set org-mode to leave the & as it is when exporting to HTML? Or could there be conflicts because the & is also used in tables? Or is there somewhere a list to be found with all the latex codes (like \euro) that can be used in an org-mode file? I don't know all these codes for special symbols in latex... Ciao, Renzo _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
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