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Pop-quiz: How does doc:apply work?
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In the HMTL backend,
it works fine.
However, when I export it to revealJS HTML
Using the org-reveal package, the generated HTML doesn't reflect the different columns as it does in plain HTML. As I inspect the generated HTML using the reveal backend, it has no special CSS inserted as it had in the plain HTML backend.
Please tick the following, by replacing [ ] with [X]
I am aware that (org-defblock X ⋯) gives me a Lisp function org-block/X
that I can play with; e.g., C-h o org-block/shout shows a function with its
docstring and arguments. We can press C-u C-x C-e at the end of the
closing parens of (org-block/shout 'html "*Hello*, /world/!") to see
what Org sees when it rewrites a shout block with the given string as its contents.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is because org-special-block-extras hardcodes backend checks based on
strict equality (e.g. using (equal backend 'html) or (equal backend 'latex))
instead of using org-export-derived-backend-p from 'ox.
Perhaps @alhassy will have time to either fix it or review a patch that fixes
it.
I am using it as follows
#+begin_parallel
[[color:orange][Are you excited to learn some Lisp?]] [[blue:Yes!]]
Pop-quiz: How does doc:apply work?
#+end_parallel
In the HMTL backend,
it works fine.
However, when I export it to revealJS HTML
Using the
org-reveal
package, the generated HTML doesn't reflect the different columns as it does in plain HTML. As I inspect the generated HTML using the reveal backend, it has no special CSS inserted as it had in the plain HTML backend.Please tick the following, by replacing
[ ]
with[X]
(org-defblock X ⋯)
gives me a Lisp functionorg-block/X
that I can play with; e.g.,
C-h o org-block/shout
shows a function with itsdocstring and arguments. We can press
C-u C-x C-e
at the end of theclosing parens of
(org-block/shout 'html "*Hello*, /world/!")
to seewhat Org sees when it rewrites a
shout
block with the given string as its contents.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: