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org-special-block-extras
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How to change org-pretty-entities-alist?
Emphasis syntax is currently fixed. There is https://github.com/alhassy/org-special-block-extras/ though. And there were discussions about custom markup elements.
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Creating a new org-element
You may also take a look at https://github.com/alhassy/org-special-block-extras
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Org-mode expands org-special-block-extras incorrectly
I've been using org-special-block-extras to insert special blocks in org-mode which I then export to PDF through LaTeX, things such as margin notes or colored blocks.
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[OSBEv4] HTML Themes as Org Links!
This, among other things, is part of the v4 release of org-special-block-extras ---sadly I haven't yet gotten around to making a proper changelog or updating existing docs.
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org-mode/ox-hugo custom begin_noteblock
I opened an issue on github btw.
- Emacs org-mode version 9.5, a major release, is out
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Org-marginalia to write margin notes for your text files
This is very similar to org-special-block-extras' doc feature, where one "documents" something in an associated file and the documentation is shown in a tooltip in Emacs and in a tooltip in HTML export and in a glossary in LaTeX export. But yours seems to be much more sophisticated by linking implicitly, whereas this requires an explicit link. Way to go ;-)
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org-special-block-extras v2 released ;; Pretty HTML & LaTeX
I'm excited to announced that version 2 of org-special-block-extras is out :-)
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Declaring New Special Blocks With Arguments
Thanks for the links tdehaeze :-) When I replied to you earlier, it didn't occur to me to just actually use the `defblock` mechanism to do what you wanted. A ~3line implementation that works well for me can be found here: https://github.com/alhassy/org-special-block-extras#Installation-Instructions. All the best!
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