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Put your cursor on the offending text, then in the top menu, Options->Customize Emacs->Specific Face and you will go directly to the one you want to change.
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If you really want to disable all faces then you should deactivate font-lock-mode by doing M-x font-lock-mode.
You could configure it to happen automatically by adding an org-mode-hook as follows in the user-config section of your dotfile:
(defun my-disable-font-lock ()
(font-lock-mode 0))
(add-hook 'org-mode-hook 'my-disable-font-lock)
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Possibly a duplicate.
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I figured out the problem. In my spacemacs dotfile, under my layers function, I had the line git commented out. I have since enabled the git layer and I now have all the associated magit commands.
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You can do this by using a quelpa recipe under dotspacemacs-additional-packages in your dotfile as follows:
(ox-ipynb :location (recipe
:fetcher github
:repo "jkitchin/ox-ipynb")))
Currently, this possibility is only described in the docs about 'configuration layer development`
Alternatively, ...
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You can achieve this by advising evil-ex-search as follows:
(advice-add 'evil-ex-search :after #'recenter)
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As of org version 9.5-dev in 2021 (and possibly earlier), the option
#+OPTIONS: broken-links:mark
Produces nearly the desired behaviour:
#+OPTIONS: broken-links:mark
* Test
Philosophers love [[determinism]]
The documentation for the customization option org-export-with-broken-links is:
org-export-with-broken-links is a variable defined in ‘ox.el’.
Its ...
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One good solution that works here is by using simply pydoc (not helm-pydoc). Put your cursor somewhere on open and do M-x pydoc-at-point-no-jedi. Of course, you can bind some shortcut for it also.
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