Closed danielgoldin closed 8 months ago
Your code is wrong; you are missing the punchline in the let block:
(let* ((bunch of definitions)) (punch line))
You defined a bunch of variables and then you return nothing.
Go back to the variable definition and copy everything and then put your own modifications.
Copy-paste the entire definition of org-msg-default-style from org-msg.el
to your configuration file and rename it to something like
my-org-msg-default-style
. Then make the changes you want like changing
the font name or font size.
Then just add a (setq org-msg-enforce-css my-org-msg-default-style) to your
configuration file and that should do the trick.
On Tue, Mar 19, 2024 at 2:47 AM Daniel Fleischer @.***> wrote:
Your code is wrong; you are missing the punchline in the let block: (let* ((bunch of definitions)) (punch line)) You defined a bunch of variables and then you return nothing.
Go back to the variable definition and copy everything and then put your own modifications.
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Worked like a charm. Thank you so much for your help and for creating org-msg.
Great ! ☺️
I realize that In am supposed to use org-msg-enforce-css, but I pulled some code off another post and it didn't show up in the email I created.
I'm a non-programmer who use org-mode to write academic papers. I'm loving org-msg and this is the last tweak I need to make.