I'm looking for a way to share org-mode
outlines such that
- it is accessible to non-Emacs users;
- preserves as much of
org-mode
's expand/collapse functionality as possible.
I know that one can export *.org
files to, e.g., HTML, but I find that viewing such exports in a web browser is far less useful than viewing the original org-mode
outline with Emacs. With the export one gets "everything all at once", thereby losing the ability to selectively "zoom in and out of nodes", so to speak.
What I miss most are the following:
- the ability to expand and collapse headings;
- visibility cycling;
org-narrow-to-subtree
/widen
(akaC-x n s
/C-x n w
)
org-toodledo
and giving the select group read-only access on the Toodledo website. The aforementioned library can be modified (without too much trouble) to support all keywords and priorities, but the default behavior is just simple things like TODO and DONE. I've been using a modified version oforg-toodledo
to run my small business and personal calendar for the past three years. Toodledo has all kinds of ways to filter results. In addition to the web interface, there are apps for most popular OS (desktop and hand-held).