annotations (not the remember kind)

annotations (not the remember kind)

[Adam Spiers]

I have a straight-forward text document that I would like to export as
HTML, but I would also like to add my own annotations to various bits
of it, so that they end up something like this:

  <div class="myannotation">
    This bit still needs some work.
    <span class="attribution">Adam</span>
  </div>

Is this easily achievable using any existing org functionality?  I
couldn't think of anything obvious other than embedding raw HTML.  It
would be really cool if it could be attained starting from something
like

  * Sample headline.
  ** This is the bit that's going to be annotated
  *** ANNOTATION This bit still needs some work.        :Adam:

or similar.

RE: annotations (not the remember kind)

[Dominik, C.]

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Hi Adam.

hmm, I can see nothing that would help you directly with this.

However, there is org-export-preprocess-hook.

This hook runs before the export conversion of a buffer is attempted.
If you add a function to this hook it will be called in a temporary
buffer containing the entire file or section to be exported.
There will be a variable `htmlp' telling you if export
is to HTML, and similarly variables `latexp' and `asciip'.

Your function could go through the buffer, find sections with
the ANNOTATION keyword and/or tags, and convert them to raw
HTML, surrounded by #+BEGIN_HTML ... #+END_HTML

HTH

- Carsten


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Subject: [Orgmode] annotations (not the remember kind)
 
I have a straight-forward text document that I would like to export as
HTML, but I would also like to add my own annotations to various bits
of it, so that they end up something like this:

  <div class="myannotation">
    This bit still needs some work.
    <span class="attribution">Adam</span>
  </div>

Is this easily achievable using any existing org functionality?  I
couldn't think of anything obvious other than embedding raw HTML.  It
would be really cool if it could be attained starting from something
like

  * Sample headline.
  ** This is the bit that's going to be annotated
  *** ANNOTATION This bit still needs some work.        :Adam:

or similar.


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Re: annotations (not the remember kind)

[Adam Spiers]

On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 07:36:43AM +0200, Dominik, C. wrote:
> Hi Adam.
> 
> hmm, I can see nothing that would help you directly with this.
> 
> However, there is org-export-preprocess-hook.
> 
> This hook runs before the export conversion of a buffer is attempted.
> If you add a function to this hook it will be called in a temporary
> buffer containing the entire file or section to be exported.
> There will be a variable `htmlp' telling you if export
> is to HTML, and similarly variables `latexp' and `asciip'.
> 
> Your function could go through the buffer, find sections with
> the ANNOTATION keyword and/or tags, and convert them to raw
> HTML, surrounded by #+BEGIN_HTML ... #+END_HTML

Yes, that would do perfectly ... if only I had a headline iteration
API to make it easy to go through the buffer looking for ANNOTATION
keywords ;-)