Awesome HTML themes for files exported from Org mode
+ +Table of Contents
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+ 1. Overview
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- 1.1. Description + +
- 1.2. Objective + +
- 1.3. Requirements +
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+ - 2. Quotations + +
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+ 3. Gallery
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- 3.1. BigBlow +
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+ 4. Installing a theme
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- 4.1. BigBlow +
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+ - 5. Contributing + +
- 6. License +
1 Overview
+ + + +1.1 + Description
+ +Org mode provides basic HTML support. Though, we can easily + override CSS stylesheets and add our own HTML themes.
Tweet +1.2 + Objective
+ +The goal of the Org-HMTL themes is to provide you with a + list of very nice (cross-browser) themes.
+1.3 + Requirements
+ +Org mode version 8 (or later) is required.
+ +If such a version is not bundled with your Emacs, install one from + ELPA.
+2 Quotations
+ +“Very very nice, I enjoy it a lot.”
+ – Ista Zahn
“This is awesome. I love it!”
+ – Rainer M Krug
“This is awesome!!”
+ – Mehul Sanghvi
“This very nice html theme. […] I cannot use another emacs-theme
+ than your emacs-leuven-theme,
+ and it is going to be probably the same with your html theme!”
+ – Joseph Vidal-Rosset
3 Gallery
+ +This is a list of available HTML themes for Org mode, which + you can use right now! Well, I hope to have more than one in a couple + of weeks…
+3.1 BigBlow
+ +BigBlow is perfect for your work: it is a clean design aimed at + optimal Org mode experience in your browser. It looks just + awesome!
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Click on the image for a quick demo of BigBlow (2:49 min, no + audio).
+ +Keyboard shortcuts to save time and boost your productivity:
+ +| Shortcut | + +What it does | +
|---|---|
? or h |
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+ Access the dashboard | +
n |
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+ Move to the next main heading | +
p |
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+ Move to the previous main heading | +
b |
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+ Scroll up | +
< |
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+ Scroll to top | +
> |
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+ Scroll to bottom | +
- |
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+ Collapse all | +
+ |
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+ Expand all | +
r |
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+ Go to next task in list | +
R |
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+ Go to previous task in list | +
q |
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+ Stop reviewing the list of tasks | +
g |
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+ Reload the page | +
4 Installing a + theme
+ +Using a theme from the theme gallery for your
+ own Org documents is very easy: you just need to clone the Org-HTML
+ themes project and add a #+SETUPFILE: directive in the
+ preamble to include the CSS and JavaScript files.
You can either:
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copy the “setup file” of the chosen theme to the directory of + your Org files,
+ +++ ++ ++or
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use the (relative or absolute) path to the “setup file” (in your + Git local repository)
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4.1 BigBlow
+ +In order to use this style, just copy the bigblow-pirilampo.setup file to + your project and link to it this way:
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+ If you prefer, you can add the content of the setup file at the + beginning of your Org file instead:
+ ++# -*- mode: org; -*- + + + + + + + + + + + + + ++
Here a local version (using relative paths):
+ ++# -*- mode: org; -*- + + + + + + + + + + + + + ++
Here is a remote version (with CSS/JS files served from GitHub + webservers) to share temporary examples or demos with small + numbers of people:
+ ++# -*- mode: org; -*- + + + + + + + + + + + + + ++
5 Contributing
+ +I love contributions! If you’d like to contribute, please send a + patch file or submit a pull request via GitHub.
+6 License
+ +Copyright (C) 2011-2014 Fabrice Niessen.
+ +These Org-HTML Themes are open source and free to use under GPL.
+