It's conventional to write a shortcode with a space after the starting
"{{<" (or "{{%") characters and a space before the ending pairs.
So do:
{{< SHORTCODE >}}
Not:
{{<SHORTCODE>}}
This commit makes that space insertion consistent for the exported
figure and highlight shortcodes.
- 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.
The option is set by the HUGO_CODE_FENCE property.
- If set to t (default), Markdown code fence is used.
- Else Hugo `highlight' shortcode is used.
Add examples.
Kaushal Modi