Hello, Kaushal Modi <kaushal.m...@gmail.com> writes:
> I have this elisp function that I run in org-export-before-processing-hook > that coverts a pdf to png where that png file is already linked in the org > file. Just that the png file did not exist to begin with; it is converted > from pdf at the time of exporting. [Code is at the end of this email.] > > But for that you work, need to add my special keyword "convertfrompdf t" > and I chose "#+HEADER" just before the image link to do that. > [...] > So the question is: Is using #+HEADER for this a good idea? Would the org > devs just a better way to do the same? I basically need to be able to > control per image link if that linked image foo.png needs to be converted > from a foo.pdf. I would simply use a comment with some specific pattern instead of messing with Org syntax. For example, I use the following comments # © Author "title" licence just before image links so as to mark them, collect them and build some special page at the end of a slide with the information. Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
