Nicolas, > You asked for it, though, using `pp'. I guess I did, didn't I đŸ˜…
> is just a string, with properties attached. If you simply return `text', you > will only see "string" Good to know, thanks :) >> I still feel that it would be nicer to have the body of this cl-case (from >> org-latex-item) be a variable > Maybe. OTOH, Org has already so many variables… Indeed. Though my 2c on this sort of thing that the most important factor is consistency. IMO if org-html-checkbox-types exists, then an equivalent should also exist for other primary/default export backends. > I don't know HTML enough to help you. You may want to look into headline and > section filters. Looks like this can do it for me! I still prefer doing this at-generation, but I'll take this too. Seems to be working :) https://tecosaur.github.io/emacs-config/config.html#header-anchors Timothy On May 19 2020, at 5:29 pm, Nicolas Goaziou <m...@nicolasgoaziou.fr> wrote: > Timothy writes: > Once again, thanks for taking the time to respond. I can > assure you > that it's much appreciated :) You're welcome. > By item filter, > I assume you are referring to org-export-filter-item-functions. That looks > quite promising. I just tried a minimal function to testit > (defun > tec/org-export-latex-fancy-item-checkboxes (text backend info) > (pp text) > > "") > However, I must admit I find myself somewhat overwhelmed by the > > output: You asked for it, though, using `pp'. #("string" X Y (properties)) is > just a string, with properties attached. If you simply return `text', you > will only see "string" > I've tried applying a simple regex replace, which > produces > a satisfactory output though, so perhaps I'll just ignore all the > > 'extra stuff' above. Exactly. The "extra stuff" is there for more advanced > uses, when you need information about the surrounding of the string you are > going to change. > * > I still feel that it would be nicer to have the body > of this cl-case (from org-latex-item) be a variable, but I'm quite happy to > have a working solution! > (checkbox (cl-case (org-element-property :checkbox > item) > (on "$\\boxtimes$") > (off "$\\square$") > (trans "$\\boxminus$"))) > Maybe. OTOH, Org has already so many variables… > Lastly, might you be able > to shed any light on the feasibility of my desire to adjust the generation of > HTML headers? I'm specifically looking to insert an element like this within > the ... block:m > aria-hidden="true" href="#theHeaderID">(Link Icon) I don't > know HTML enough to help you. You may want to look into headline and section > filters.
