I don't seem to have any trouble with org-eww-copy-for-org-mode. I
capture with a capture template. The code below may be longer or more
than you want, but it works for me.
My capture template is this:
("w" "Website" plain
(function org-website-clipper)
"* %a\n%T\n" :immediate-fi
[offtopic]
> I recently created an org-capture template for elfeed, it is finished.
Could you share your capture template?
stardiviner writes:
> I recently created an org-capture template for elfeed, it is finished. Now I
> have an idea is to refile it to all currently opened Org buffer file
Adam Porter writes:
> You may find the package org-web-tools useful.
Thanks, Adam I found function ~org-web-tools--html-to-org-with-pandoc~ which
can be
used in my case.
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I recently created an org-capture template for elfeed, it is finished. Now I
have an idea is to refile it to all currently opened Org buffer files. So I
created an function for ~org-refile-targets~ variable.
#+begin_src emacs-lisp
(defun org-refile-targets-all-files ()
"Use all currently opene
I didn’t heard of image-mode. Perhaps I will give it a try.
But until orgmode version 9.2.6 worked without it.
Am 24.12.2019 um 20:14 schrieb briangpowell .
mailto:briangpowel...@gmail.com>>:
I use iimage-mode
Have you tried iimage-mode?
Notice the 2 i's in iimage
Toggling works great with
Adam Porter writes:
> You may find the package org-web-tools useful.
Interesting, =org-web-tools= is useful, I will dive into source code to find
what
is usable in my purpose.
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You may find the package org-web-tools useful.
