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authorJSDurand <mmemmew@gmail.com>2026-05-06 02:15:04 +0800
committerJSDurand <mmemmew@gmail.com>2026-05-06 02:15:04 +0800
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treec13904cc4a53d2762d748935b4811d91c26e8494 /elisp.el
parent6518254d34490bc229f72c6152b3683e534d76cc (diff)
org: refine blog experience and no automatic use of accountHEADmaster
* org-conf.el ("account.el"): Now I do not always load this account package, as I have stopped logging my expenses now, thinking that this is not of too much help to me. (durand-org-quote-export-filter, org-export-filter-quote-block-functions): This recognizes a specific heading of '-#-' as starting the author of the quote. This author part will be put in the cite element in html output. The associated CSS file can then treat this element in a specific manner to make the author stand out. (durand-org-no-chinese-spaces, org-export-filter-paragraph-functions): This removes extra spaces added by the line breaks within a paragraph. This space is normal to English paragraphs, but is quite uncomfortable to reading Chinese articles. Fortunately I finally found a solutation to this problem by removing the line break if it is found between two Chinese characters. Actually more than Chinese characters are recognized here, such as Korean and Japanese characters are considered as well. The reason to consider them is simple: it is a matter of adding more categories to the matching regular expression, so why not add it. After all, I might decide to learn Korean and Japanese seriously in the future, who knows. :P
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