Closed jingxuanlim closed 1 year ago
See https://github.com/minad/org-modern#introduction. I don't know about Doom interactions.
Thanks for your response. I hope you don't mind me responding in this closed issue.
I did read the Introduction before coming here. From my reading of the Introduction, I understood that what I am after was not possible (and hence this thread). There's only a single "switch" -- org-modern-mode
-- that is either ON/OFF; and customization was not possible.
You did write ...
You can use SVG tags and use the table and block styling from
org-modern
.
... but did not provide an example of how to do that.
Currently, I would like to enable all stylistic changes but disable the ones related to TODO
, priority cookies
and tables
because I already made my own customizations to those. If it is not too much work, could you tell me how to achieve this?
Many thanks!
The introduction:
This package implements a “modern” style for your Org buffers using font locking and text properties. The package styles headlines, keywords, tables and source blocks. The styling is configurable, you can enable, disable or modify the style of each syntax element individually via the org-modern customization group.
Hi @minad, good work on the package -- org documents can be pretty too! I'm very much interested in using the package.
Is it possible to only use certain features of the package?
For example, I might want to disable any modifications to the table because there are alignment issues. Or perhaps I'm fine with how my
TODO
items andpriority cookie
look, but would like to improve how mytags
look.Also, have you tested what happens when used in
doom-emacs
? I understanddoom-emacs
already made some stylistic adjustments out-of-the-box. Do they conflict?Finally, I cannot write
emacs-lisp
so pardon me if these are some questions I can look into myself if I read the code. Thanks and looking forward to your response!