org-appear VS hide-lines

For footnote 4 https://www.tomheon.com/2019/04/10/how-an-uber-geeky-text-mode-in-a-40-year-old-editor-saved-my-novel/#fn:4, I was wondering if something like https://github.com/awth13/org-appear but for tags would provide a solution. You'd still have the :ignore: tags that ox-extra can work with, but you would be able to hide it from view somehow to minimize distraction from them.

If you are okay with the link expanding only when the cursor is on it, you can use org-appear.

What's a simple solution to automatically toggle org-latex-preview when entering a LaTeX fragment? Something link org-appear, but for LaTeX.

This feature is provided by org-appear . For latex fragments, the package providing the same feature is org-fragtog

You can use org-appear: https://github.com/awth13/org-appear

setting org-hide-emphasis-markers to t will hide the markup org uses, so instead of seeing / italics / you only see italics. this makes it a bit hard to edit theses parts of the document, so i would recommend org-appear.

Very interesting, but I couldn't get the use-package form in the docs to work

I was wondering if it is possible to do the same with LaTeX environments like "\begin{equation}" and "\end{equation}", for instance. I've tried with hide-lines.el, which allows for hiding lines matching a regex (in this case, the regex are, for instance: "^\\begin{[a-z]*}"). But this is not ideal, as one would need to toggle their visibility for editing them, unlike the more practical way that org-emphasis-hide-markers allows for.