Brett Viren writes:
> So, I'm satisfied now. Thanks for the nudge!
I learned something -- you're welcome,
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Bastien
Hi Bastien,
Bastien writes:
> Brett Viren writes:
>
>> Can they have newlines?
>
> I don't think so -- did you try?
Now, there is an idea! I had not tried, but yes, the are accepted and a
"multiline" macro can be defined using '\n' characters like:
#+MACRO: mimg #+HTML: $3\n#+LATEX:
\begin
Hi Brett,
Brett Viren writes:
> #+MACRO: himg #+HTML: alt="$3"/> $3
> #+MACRO: limg #+LATEX:
> \begin{figure}\label{$1}\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{$2.pdf}\caption{$3}\end{figure}
>
> I then call each macro explicitly:
>
> {{{limg(fig:overview,dataflow,Overview of the data flow.)}}}
> {{
Hi,
I'm back wanting to specify per-export image formats again.
I learned about macros in org-mode and I have found a half-solution:
#+MACRO: himg #+HTML: $3
#+MACRO: limg #+LATEX:
\begin{figure}\label{$1}\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{$2.pdf}\caption{$3}\end{figure}
I then call each ma
I'm interested in this as well. At present I plan on handling it externally
to org-mode with some preprocessing before final org-export; but it would
be cool to have it be a built-in feature. Obviously it can be accomplished
manually with #+LaTeX: and #+HTML: sections, but some syntax sugar for it
Hi,
How can I tell org-mode to use different file formats for an image for
different purposes?
What I really want is a scalable format to embed "line art" type images
(plots) into org-mode documents so that they can display inline and in
both HTML and LaTeX exports. SVG seems good for the first
