Hi again,
I have continued playing with the Hebrew example on main (shortly) and the
feature branch and added a couple more of findings to it. Attached is the
org file and generated output. Can someone speaking Hebrew confirm that the
output "makes sense" ;-) I really have no clue. Just played wit
Dear friends,
I have a question regarding the end time of an appointment
in icalendar export.
org 9.7.11
emaca 31.0.50
The follwing org
* Stadtpark Planetarium
<2025-03-30 10:00>
Treffpunkt: Bahnhof, Bahnhofstr. 13
Typ: Tagestour
Schwierigkeit: **
Länge: 65
Einkehr: ja
will be exported to
BE
Hi again,
During the meetup, the matter of bidirectional came up.
On Thu, 15 May 2025 at 07:10, Pedro Andres Aranda Gutierrez <
paag...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> just for reference and in case anyone is interested.
>
> /PA
> --
> Fragen sind nicht da, um beantwortet zu werden,
> Fragen sind da
Hello,
I would like to develop a method to name tables based on their position in the
heading hierarchy. This is the proposed algorithm (if if deserves such a
dignity!):
1. Manually insert tables as required, label tables by '#+tblname:'
2. Search forward for #+tblname: leaves point before ':'
This is the org file I used, based, again on the introduction to
polyglossia in Overleaf.
Note that setting org-latex-fontspec-config to nil generates the document.
The only thing that may be interesting is to add a polyglossia-font-config
variable akin to the fontspec configuration.
Just to get ri
I feel like I've seen a solution to this before but I can't find it. Is
there a citation processor that will export citation to simple pandoc
format when exporting to markdown? I need to export to a quarto-compatible
(ie, pandoc-compatible) file.
As always, appreciate everyone's help!
Christian Moe writes:
> If that works for you, you could automate the procedure with a
> markdown-specific Org export filter to do the replacement.
Or an export hook, maybe.
(Export hooks and filters: see the manual 13.17.
[[info:org#Advanced Export Configuration]].)
cm
Hi Ihor,
I apologize for the delay. I've been busy these last few days and also
encountered some technical difficulties with my device.
On Sun, May 11 2025, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
> Kristoffer Balintona writes:
>
>>> Why not just using nil value as you initially suggested?
>>
>> Currently, both
Matt Price writes:
> I feel like I've seen a solution to this before but I can't find it. Is there
> a citation processor that will export citation to simple pandoc format when
> exporting to markdown? I need to export to a quarto-compatible (ie,
> pandoc-compatible) file.
Not that I know
