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I went to edit my custom.css file to add some highlighting to timestamps and noticed that <yyyy-mm-dd ddd> (e.g. <2025-01-01 Wed>) got properly coloured while <yyyy-mm-dd> did not. Using the inspection tool I noticed that only the first timestamp format resulted in a span.timestamp element.
Reproduce the Bug
Append a timestamp such as <2025-01-01> to a heading;
Add a timestamp such as <2025-01-01 Wed> to another heading;
Use the inspection tool to notice that only the second is parsed as span.timestamp..
Expected Behavior
Both formats to generate span.timestamp since they are both proper org-mode syntax, and have essentially the same information.
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What Happened?
I went to edit my
custom.css
file to add some highlighting to timestamps and noticed that<yyyy-mm-dd ddd>
(e.g.<2025-01-01 Wed>
) got properly coloured while<yyyy-mm-dd>
did not. Using the inspection tool I noticed that only the first timestamp format resulted in aspan.timestamp
element.Reproduce the Bug
<2025-01-01>
to a heading;<2025-01-01 Wed>
to another heading;span.timestamp.
.Expected Behavior
Both formats to generate
span.timestamp
since they are both proper org-mode syntax, and have essentially the same information.Screenshots
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Desktop or Mobile Platform Information
No response
Additional Context
No response
Are you willing to submit a PR? If you know how to fix the bug.