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PDF export is handled by LaTeX, which provides endless ways to customize your document presentation. A relatively simple way to apply side-by-side formatting to tables in org-mode is to wrap them in minipage environments:
#+ATTR_LATEX: :options {0.4\textwidth}
#+begin_minipage
| one | two | three |
|-----+-----+-------|
| cat | dog | fish |
|-----+-----+---...
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Your init file defines a notes class that can be used by org when exporting to LaTeX:
#+LATEX_CLASS: notes
It works fine, in the sense that it produces a latex output that starts out like this:
\documentclass{notes}
...
But then, the org exporter calls pdflatex (or xelatex or something else depending on your setup) to process the LaTeX file. And guess ...
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You have to use the :minlevel option on the #+INCLUDE: line to get b.org to start at the second level (the corollary is that you might as well not worry about the levels in b.org itself):
main.org:
#+INCLUDE: a.org
#+INCLUDE: b.org :minlevel 2
b.org:
* I have another second level section
... but that is set through the #+INCLUDE directive in the ...
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What I want to achieve is to export to ODT document with a style which differs from the one use in org mode document. I use a dark theme to work on org mode and I want a light theme in the produced document.
ox-odt-9.2.4.251.tar has support for this feature. Please upgrade before tying out the solution below
For a step-by-step instructions on how you ...
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