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Maybe this is somewhere in the docs, but it was difficult to find. When a file is transcluded, the source buffer has fringe on the left for the lines that are transcluded. How do I get rid of this? I …
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Standalone documents represent fragments of code which are independent of any preceding and following code. An example in IPython is (each block represents a cell):
```python
x = 1
```
```pyth…
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The following statement
#+transclude: [[file:path/to/file.org]] :exclude-elements "keyword"
excludes all these elements:
(babel-call center-block clock comment comment-block diary-sexp drawer…
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Help me help you. I am a one man show doing this plugin as a part time hobby. There is no point in flooding me with issues, if there are too many, and they are poorly documented, I will just ignore th…
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Either using `org-startup-with-inline-images` or `org-display-remote-inline-images` or maybe providing a new one?
It looks like in issue #127 there were issues around the image display not being up…
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### Describe the bug
For some reason, when a httprequest is made via `
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I think you have to include an .info file (not just .texi file) for the Info doc to automatically install. At least, there's no Info doc in my Doom (which uses straight.el).
OK, I looked around. T…
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This is a feature request.
I find the _detach_ feature very interesting. It would be even more useful if the source text could be removed.
I'm thinking of something like `org-transclusion-refile…
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Many thanks for this marvelous plugin!
Just like the title suggests, `![[file]]`, `![[file#heading]]`, `![[file#^block]]` can be rendered perfectly. However, when the alt text is given: `![[file|al…
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i am new to emacs can you please help me setup some evil-mode keys as alternatives to o O e d keys while point being on the transclusion. I am using doom emacs for now.