Org Mode Syntax Cheat Sheet (2017)

Post by dotancohen » Sat, Nov 02, 2024, 9:06 AM UTC

kreyenborgi wrote: post #21

dotancohen wrote: post #17

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I moved from Orgzly to Orgro. Now updating the files on the phone is exactly like any other note-taking phone application (for better or worse). It's not as good as experience as the Emacs desktop, but no worse than anything else on the phone.

I also use orgro, it's very nice for reading the headings and minor edits. For more complicated edits (date stuff, moving around trees) I use the organice build that works with SyncThing https://github.com/200ok-ch/organice/issues/932#issuecomment... Neither are full org mode, but good enough for reading notes and minor edits/captures on the go.

Post by chrismorgan » Mon, Nov 04, 2024, 6:59 AM UTC

nanna wrote: post #49

budzynski wrote: post #38

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Hi, the docs are quite brief about this. Would ratio targets allow you to create a link to a website to the word >> would always lead to a corresponding link? Do you have an example of radio targets?

No, that wouldn't work. Radio Targets are intended for the precise repetitions of the same characters. If you surround a regular org link in three angle brackets, eg https://www.bbc.com][bbc] ]>>>, then the Radio link will clobber the web link on the target itself (ie C-c C-o won't take you anywhere), and it will only highlight repetitions of [[ https://www.bbc.com][bbc] ] rather than just bbc. For something similar…