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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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I can reccomend org-tanglesync, which has a much simpler method of syncing than org-babel-detangle
Essentially if a block is tangled to an external file, then every time that block is edited, the external file is also checked, and if a diff is detected, the user is prompted to either reject or pull the external changes into the org src block.
This also has ...
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There is also org-tanglesync, which has a much simpler method of syncing than org-babel-detangle
Essentially if a block is tangled to an external file, then every time that block is edited the external file is checked also, and if a diff is detected, the user is prompted to either reject or pull the external changes into the org src block.
This also has ...
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For situations like this you could set up your tasks with subtasks. You use asterisks to identify major tasks, with associated subtasks nested underneath with checkboxes:
* TODO Task One
* TODO Task Two [ / ]
- [ ] subtask 2.1
- [ ] subtask 2.2
The manual describes all the options supporting this:
https://orgmode.org/manual/Checkboxes.html#Checkboxes
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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
These files in my real world case are supposed to be split by ...
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It seems you can set the variable org-export-with-broken-links:
org-export-with-broken-links is a variable defined in ‘ox.el’.
Its value is t
Original value was nil
Documentation:
Non-nil means do not raise an error on broken links.
When this variable is non-nil, broken links are ignored, without
stopping the export process. If it is ...
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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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The reason for the mismatch is the code contains an angled bracket (">") which is treated as a matching paren.
I don't know the solution for how to specify that orgmode emacs-elisp should ignore angled brackets when matching parens (but I would like to know a solution).
Note: I posted this as an "answer" because I don't have enough reputation points to ...
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Slightly late to the party, but I had the same wish to sync tangled blocks with their external files.
For this I can recommend org-tanglesync
This package looks for a :tangle <filename> property in the header of an org file and compares the block content to it. A diff is performed in the background, and then the user is prompted to pull or reject the ...
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