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#+END_export ** EXAMPLE-blocks :PROPERTIES: :CREATED: [2014-02-02 Sun 14:21] :END: #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE UPPER-case example without name indented line another indented line This is *bold* and ~teletype~ with an URL https://github.com/novoid/lazyblorg and such. Last line. This is a multi-line paragraph to demonstrate the behavior of line break and so on. As you can see, the line breaks are now different from Org mode source or not. #+END_EXAMPLE #+begin_example lower-case example without name #+end_example #+NAME: a name #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE UPPER-case example with name #+END_EXAMPLE #+NAME: Another name #+begin_example lower-case example with name #+end_example ** COLON-blocks :PROPERTIES: :CREATED: [2014-08-10 Sun 18:10] :END: This is how a colon-block looks like in Org mode: #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE : This is an example colon-block as shown in Org mode : : It can consist of multiple lines. : This is *bold* and ~teletype~ with an URL https://github.com/novoid/lazyblorg and such. : explicit URL [[http://Karl-Voit.at]] : : However, the current parser needs at least one empty line following a colon block. #+END_EXAMPLE This is what lazyblorg does with it: : This is an example colon-block as shown in Org mode : : It can consist of multiple lines. : This is *bold* and ~teletype~ with an URL https://github.com/novoid/lazyblorg and such. : explicit URL [[http://Karl-Voit.at]] and : a non-existent internal id reference [[id:ignoreme-not-existing]] : also with some description [[id:ignoreme-not-existing][this is a description]] : : However, the current parser needs at least one empty line following a colon block. ** QUOTE-blocks :PROPERTIES: :CREATED: [2014-02-02 Sun 16:47] :END: #+BEGIN_QUOTE UPPER-case quote without name indented line another indented line This is *bold* and ~teletype~ with an URL https://github.com/novoid/lazyblorg and such. Last line. This is a multi-line paragraph to demonstrate the behavior of line break and so on. As you can see, the line breaks are now different from Org mode source or not. #+END_QUOTE #+begin_quote lower-case quote without name #+end_quote #+NAME: a name #+BEGIN_QUOTE UPPER-case quote with name #+END_QUOTE #+NAME: Another name #+begin_quote lower-case quote with name #+end_quote ** VERSE-blocks :PROPERTIES: :CREATED: [2014-02-02 Sun 16:47] :END: #+BEGIN_VERSE UPPER-case verse without name indented line another indented line This is *bold* and ~teletype~ with an URL https://github.com/novoid/lazyblorg and such. Last line. This is a multi-line paragraph to demonstrate the behavior of line break and so on. As you can see, the line breaks are now different from Org mode source or not. #+END_VERSE #+begin_verse lower-case verse without name #+end_verse #+NAME: a name #+BEGIN_VERSE UPPER-case verse with name #+END_VERSE #+NAME: Another name #+begin_verse lower-case verse with name #+end_verse ** SRC-blocks :PROPERTIES: :CREATED: [2014-02-02 Sun 16:47] :END: #+BEGIN_SRC UPPER-case src without name indented line another indented line This is *bold* and ~teletype~ with an URL https://github.com/novoid/lazyblorg and such. Last line. This is a multi-line paragraph to demonstrate the behavior of line break and so on. As you can see, the line breaks are now different from Org mode source or not. #+END_SRC #+begin_src lower-case src without name #+end_src #+NAME: a name #+BEGIN_SRC UPPER-case src with name #+END_SRC #+NAME: Another name #+begin_src lower-case src with name #+end_src #+BEGIN_SRC python test = 42; print "Hello Python world!" if test == 42: print "yes, it is 42" else: print "there is something phishy around here." #+END_SRC ** LaTeX-blocks :PROPERTIES: :CREATED: [2016-11-06 Sun 14:43] :END: #+BEGIN_EXPORT LaTeX This is a mixed case \LaTeX{} block without a name. Indented line. Another paragraph. Mathematical expression: $42 * 7 = \frac{c}{45x}$ \begin{table} \centering \begin{tabular}{lcr} This is the first column & This is the second & This is the third \\ foo & bar & baz \\ 1 & 2 & 3 \end{tabular} \caption{This is the caption} \label{tab:mylatextable} \end{table} \begin{itemize} \item First item \item Second item \begin{enumerate} \item First enumerate \item Second enumerate \end{enumerate} \item Last \end{itemize} \begin{verbatim} This is verbatim. Second line. Third line. \end{verbatim} \begin{verse} This is verse. Second line. Third line. \end{verse} \begin{quote} This is qote. Second line. Third line. \end{quote} \begin{eqnarray} \label{eq:my-eqn-array} x^2_\text{eff} = \frac{\text{result}}{42*23/7} \end{eqnarray} #+END_EXPORT #+BEGIN_EXPORT LATEX This is an UPPER case \LaTeX{} block without a name. #+END_EXPORT #+begin_export latex This is a lower case \LaTeX{} block without a name. #+end_export ** noexport-tags in headings *** ignored heading with lower-case tag :noexport: **** ignored sub-heading of a noexport heading *** ignored heading with upper-case tag :NOEXPORT: **** ignored sub-heading of a noexport heading *** not ignored because it got no :noexport: tag set This is somewhat tricky because it contains a tag surrounded by colons. *** not ignored because it got no :NOEXPORT: tag set This is somewhat tricky because it contains a tag surrounded by colons. ** Hidden blog entries :PROPERTIES: :CREATED: [2014-04-18 Fri 16:52] :END: If you tag an lazyblorg-blog-entry with "hidden" (~TAG_FOR_HIDDEN~), the blog article will be generated. However, there will be no link in the Atom feeds, no link from the entry page, and no link on the navigation pages. ** Horizontal Rule :PROPERTIES: :CREATED: [2014-02-02 Sun 14:25] :END: Horizontal rules end up only in a wider vertical space. Between this and the previous paragraph, there is no horizontal rule. --------- Between this and the previous paragraph, there was an horizontal rule. ** Lists :PROPERTIES: :CREATED: [2014-01-30 Thu 16:20] :END: Simple lists: - first line - second line - another list in a list - don't get confused - even more lists - bah! - back to first list Ordered lists with multi-line items: 1. first line 2. second line 1. another list in a list with very long lines that are too long for one line; in fact, [[http://example.org/testlink][this list item]] spans over a couple of lines - more than even two of them 2. don't get confused 1. even more lists 2. bah! 3. back to first list Mixed lists: 1. first line 2. second line - another list in a list - don't get confused 1. even more lists 2. bah! 3. back to first list ** Tables :PROPERTIES: :CREATED: [2014-01-30 Thu 20:14] :END: A basic table: | Season | Sports | | Winter | Skiing | | Summer | Bathing | | Season | Light | |--------+-------| | Winter | low | | Summer | much | | *Header1* | *a wide column is here* | *Something else* | |-----------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------| | foo bar | This is a really, really, really, extra wide column as well to show how wide tables are done | 23 | | Hänsel | und Gretel | 42.77 | |-----------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------| | | | 65.77 | #+TBLFM: @>$3=vsum(@I$3..@II$3) Complex table: #+NAME: My-table-name | *What* | *€* | *Amount* | *Sum* | *Notes* | |----------------------+-------+----------+--------+---------------------| | [[https://roses.example.com/myroses.html][My Roses]] | 42.23 | 12 | 506.76 | *best* roses ~evar~ | | [[id:2014-01-27-full-syntax-test][internal *link* test]] | 10 | 2 | 20 | Umlaut test: öÄß | #+TBLFM: $4=$2*$3 ** Customized Link Images Because lazyblorg is using multiple clever ways of including image files, I will one more link you to [[https://github.com/novoid/lazyblorg/wiki/Images][the corresponding wiki page]] that explains everything in detail. These are some beautiful photographs I want to include here: [[tsfile:2017-03-11T18.29.21 Sterne im Baum -- mytag publicvoit.jpg]] [[tsfile:2017-03-11T18.29.21%20Sterne%20im%20Baum%20--%20mytag%20publicvoit.jpg][2017-03-11T18.29.21 Sterne im Baum -- mytag publicvoit.jpg]] [[tsfile:2017-03-11T18.29.21%20Sterne%20im%20Baum%20--%20mytag%20publicvoit.jpg][A completely different description here]] And now we do test images with captions and attributes. Here is an image with a caption and attributes for =alt=, =title= (ignored), =align=, and =width=: #+CAPTION: Some beautiful stars in a tree #+ATTR_HTML: :alt Stars in a Tree :title Some Stars :align right :width 300 [[tsfile:2017-03-11T18.29.21%20Sterne%20im%20Baum%20--%20mytag%20publicvoit.jpg][2017-03-11T18.29.21 Sterne im Baum -- mytag publicvoit.jpg]] If you define multiple caption lines, only the last one is used in the result: #+CAPTION: Multiple captions do not hurt but the last one wins #+CAPTION: This is the only caption for this image. #+ATTR_HTML: :alt An alternative description image :title This is my title! :align right :width 300 [[tsfile:2017-03-11T18.29.21 Sterne im Baum -- mytag publicvoit.jpg]] Of course, you can use multiple =ATTR_HTML= lines to define multiple parameters in multiple lines. Following example consists of three lines. First: =alt=. Second: =title= (still ignored). Third: =align= and =width=. Notice when there is a =CAPTION=, the description of the Org mode link gets ignored. I do think that if you invest effort to define an extra line for it, it should replace the Org mode description. Usually, you're not going to use both. #+CAPTION: This caption will be overwritten by follow-up ones #+CAPTION: This is going to be the caption #+ATTR_HTML: :alt This is going to be the alt parameter of the img tag #+ATTR_HTML: :title The title is ignored #+ATTR_HTML: :align right :width 300 [[tsfile:2017-03-11T18.29.21%20Sterne%20im%20Baum%20--%20mytag%20publicvoit.jpg][If there is an CAPTION, this title gets ignored]] This is a real-world example: An Org mode link with its description (used for caption) with attributes for =alt=, =align=, and =width=: #+ATTR_HTML: :alt This is going to be the alt parameter of the img tag #+ATTR_HTML: :title The title is ignored #+ATTR_HTML: :align right :width 300 [[tsfile:2017-03-11T18.29.21%20Sterne%20im%20Baum%20--%20mytag%20publicvoit.jpg][This is the caption of the image]] If you want to justify the images, you can do it with =:align left= like in the following example: #+CAPTION: Test for left-justified image with 300px width #+ATTR_HTML: :alt left-justified stars #+ATTR_HTML: :align left :width 300 [[tsfile:2017-03-11T18.29.21 Sterne im Baum -- mytag publicvoit.jpg]] Same example but with =:align center=: #+CAPTION: Test for center-justified image with 300px width #+ATTR_HTML: :alt center-justified stars #+ATTR_HTML: :align center :width 300 [[tsfile:2017-03-11T18.29.21 Sterne im Baum -- mytag publicvoit.jpg]] And of course, there is the =:align right= example as well: #+CAPTION: Test for right-justified image with 300px width #+ATTR_HTML: :alt right-justified stars #+ATTR_HTML: :align right :width 300 [[tsfile:2017-03-11T18.29.21 Sterne im Baum -- mytag publicvoit.jpg]] Following example is a really smart one. 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