Earlier, the images/ directory was given too much prominence... all
users might not have just an "images/" dir in the "static/" dir. A
user could have multiple dirs inside their static/ dir.. but earlier
the rewrite only used to happen to static/<HUGO_STATIC_IMAGE>. That
did not look right.
This commit fixes that.
Now ox-hugo tries to be smarter in figuring out where to copy the
outside-Hugo-static-dir files to.
Add tests for
- Manual setting of post weight
- Auto calculation of post weights by setting EXPORT_HUGO_WEIGHT
subtree property to auto.
- Auto calculation of post weights by setting #+HUGO_WEIGHT keyword
value to auto.
Also use " " instead of " " (both are the exact same --
non-breaking space characters) in HTML for indentation spaces for a
bit-better readability in the exported Markdown.
Trick is to prefix an indented line in the verse block with ">":
#+BEGIN_VERSE
> Indented text
#+END_VERSE
Note that that ">" is needed only on the first line containing
non-blank characters. Org preserves indentation on the rest of the
lines by default.
See all-posts.org for more examples.
With this commit, multi-line footnote definitions in Org source will
work as expected. But Blackfriday does not support those, so this
commit collapses the multi-line footnote defn in Org to a single line
footnote defn in Markdown.
- New defcustom org-hugo-allow-spaces-in-tags (default: t)
- Now the internal strings for tags, categories, keywords are
concatenated with newline-separator instead of space-separator
because now spaces can be part of a tag/category/keyword.
- Also fix options-alist; do not quote the space/newline options
The earlier org-hugo-pygments-code-fences boolean var is now replaced
with symbol list defcustom org-hugo-langs-no-desc-in-code-fences. To
get the same behavior as setting org-hugo-pygments-code-fences to t,
set org-hugo-langs-no-desc-in-code-fences to '(org).
1) If a code block is in a list, and
2) If a line in that code block begins with the regular
dash (HYPHEN-MINUS) character or a PLUS SIGN (0x2b), replace that
character with the HYPHEN character (which looks like HYPHEN-MINUS,
but has a different binary code.. 0x2010 instead of 0x2d). That is
enough to fool Blackfriday to get around this bug.
- New property: HUGO_PREFER_HYPHEN_IN_TAGS
- Default value of this property derived from a new defcustom
org-hugo-prefer-hyphen-in-tags
- New helper function: org-hugo--transform-org-tags
- Optimize dolist loop to mapcar in
org-hugo--selective-property-inheritance
- Docstring improvements in few defvars
- Add tests
Inspired by
77ddd60a38
http://orgmode.org/manual/Plain-lists.html
**Ordered** list items start with a numeral followed by either a
period or a right parenthesis, such as `1.` or `1)`. If you want a
list to start with a different value (e.g., 20), start the text of
the item with `[@20]`. Those constructs can be used in any item of
the list in order to enforce a particular numbering.
Closes https://github.com/kaushalmodi/ox-hugo/issues/55
(This was a bad hack as Markdown does not support list number
forcing. I hope this feature is useful :P)
Now,
- =foo= -> <code>foo</code> in HTML (same as before)
- ~foo~ -> <kbd>foo</kbd> in HTML (new functionality)
You can still get the below behavior by setting
`org-hugo-use-code-for-kbd` to nil, or setting the
`EXPORT_HUGO_USE_CODE_FOR_KBD` property value in a subtree property
drawer to empty (see example).
- ~foo~ -> <code>foo</code> in HTML (old behavior; before this commit)
Add tests.
Closes https://github.com/kaushalmodi/ox-hugo/issues/53
- Blackfriday automatically renders "--" as en-dash, "---" as em-dash and
so on. So there is no need for Org to replace those with the HTML
special characters in the Markdown itself. This also makes the
Markdown more readable.
- Titles are now sanitized. HTML anyways does not allow bold, italics,
etc markup in the <title> section. Now Markdown markup for the same
are removed from the title variable in front matter.
User can still override this default by using:
#+OPTIONS: ':t
The default smart-quoting by Blackfriday is good enough. As a side the
Markdown files are much more human-readable with the
single and double quote characters used instead of rsquo, lsquo, rdquo
and ldquo.
- Rename org-hugo-publish-subtree to org-hugo-export-subtree-to-md to
fit the standard naming convention.
- Remove org-hugo-convert-region-to-md; does not seem necessary for
Hugo exporter.
@titaniumbones
Now,
- "C-c C-e H H" will work as old "M-x org-hugo-publish-subtree"
- "C-c C-e H A" will work as old "C-u M-x org-hugo-publish-subtree"
- Add org-hugo--quote-string, org-hugo--get-valid-subtree,
org-hugo--get-post-subtree-coordinates
- Add examples to demonstrate how auto menu weight assignment works.
Kaushal Modi
Puneeth Chaganti