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* org-conf.el (org-html-mathjax-template): The original template does
not conform to XHTML strict 1.0, so I modify it to fit in the
specification. Specifically, I added the type attribute to a script
element.
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* org-conf.el (durand-org-postamble): Previously I always use the date
and time at the moment of exporting the document as the document's
creation time. While technically correct, this is not what the
reader wants to know. So I figured out how to obtain the correct
date and time information in the postamble function.
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* org-conf.el (durand-org-postamble, durand-org-publish-html-advice):
Previously I used a new postamble, which caused one previous
function to fail to find a certain date information. Now the new
postamble uses the expected words to serve as an anchor.
In addition, Org adds an attribute "role=\"doc-toc\"" to the table
of contents, but this attribute is not allowed for div elements in
XHTML 1.0 strict. So I remove that attribute now.
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* org-conf.el (durand-org-postamble, org-publish-project-alist): Use a
custom function to generate the postamble. This enables me to
insert a copyleft claim, and to customize the date / time format a
little.
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* org-conf.el (durand-org-post-process,
durand-org-publish-html-advice): After replacing each "<style>" with
"<style type=\"text/css\">" I can finally say that my blogs all
conform to XHTML 1.0 Strict now, as can be seen by following the
"validate" buttons on the blogs.
Quite happy. :D
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* org-conf.el (durand-org-publish-sitemap): Add a heading so that the
generated HTML will be displayed correctly. I don't why this makes a
difference, but in my browser it behaves this way.
(durand-org-post-process): Refine a wording in a comment.
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Mac OS has a keyboard short cut for H-a, and I don't know how to
disable that!
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* eww-conf.el (durand-eww-readable-p): a variable that records if the
current buffer is in the readable mode.
(eww-non-readable-h, eww-readable-h): set the buffer to the correct
readable mode.
(eww-after-render-hook): add a hook to set the buffer to non-readable
mode.
(#'eww-readable): add an advice to set the buffer to readable mode.
(durand-eww-bookmark-make-record): record the readability status of
the buffer.
(durand-eww-bookmark-jump): if the bookmark records a readable buffer,
enter readable mode when opening it.
* org-conf.el (durand-org-publish-sitemap): fix a small typo
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* org-conf.el (durand-org-publish-html-advice): I used the tag "time",
which is not supported by XHTML 1.0 strict. Also the attribute
"datetime" is invalid. So I use the "p" tag with a "subtitle"
attribute to display the date/time information below the title of
each article/post. Now the websites all conform to the XHTML 1.0
strict standard, which is a good thing, I surmise.
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* org-conf.el (durand-org-publish-sidebar): It is better to display
the page containing the feeds in the sidebar, in my opinion.
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* org-conf.el (org-html-head-include-scripts): Don't include that
snippet here.
(durand-org-publish-html-advice, org-html-publish-to-html): Advice the
publishing function to include a date/time information in each post.
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* org-conf.el (durand-sitemap-custom-string-alist)
(durand-org-publish-sitemap): Add links to the atom files.
(durand-org-post-process): Call `durand-org-generate-atom-feed' in
this function.
(durand-org-atom-titles-alist): Associate titles and feed files with
the project name.
(durand-org-atom-preamble, durand-org-atom-entry-template)
(durand-org-atom-postamble): The generated Atom file is controlled by
these template variables.
(durand-org-atom-format-time): The zone of the time should be in a
specific format that no time format string provides. So I write this
function to provide this formatting.
(durand-org-generate-atom-feed): Apply the templates to generate the
Atom feed files.
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* org-conf.el (durand-org-publish-sidebar)
(durand-org-publish-insert-sidebar): Use a sidebar for the navigation:
Instead of the built-in UP/HOME buttons, I want to go to sitemap files
for different types of blog posts quickly. This is more convenient
for the readers I think. This is inspired by the design of
Protesilaos' website.
(durand-org-publish-css-file): Add my own CSS file in the header.
(durand-org-publish-favicon): Add the favicon I produced by a simple C
program.
(org-publish-project-alist): Add a Math type of blog posts.
(durand-sitemap-custom-string-alist): Add a custom string to each
type's sitemap file.
(durand-org-publish-sitemap, durand-org-publish-sitemap-format): Use a
table instead of a list in the sitemap. This is also inspired by the
design of Protesilaos' website.
(durand-org-publish-plist-get): The built-in `plist-get'
mal-functions, and this is a replacement. After I update my Emacs,
this problem might be fixed, and this replcement might not be needed
anymore.
(durand-org-publish-convert-time): Convert the result of
`parse-time-string' to a time value. The result may lack some
information, as the parsed string does not provide them. So this
function supplies 0 for the missing values. Note that it assumes the
year, month, and day cannot be missing, though.
(durand-org-index-entries-max-num): Show at most a fixed number of
entries on the index page. This maximum is set to 10 now.
(durand-org-post-process): Shorten the date strings in the sitemap
files: I need the exact date for sorting, but I don't want to show
those information in the sitemap files. So I convert the long form of
dates to comments, and use the shortened form for display. Also this
generates a proper index page from the various sitemap files. Right
now it will insert the entries to the index file each time this is
called, which is kind of inefficient. I might adapt a more efficient
method later on. I also want to generate Atom feeds in this function,
but right now I don't have such a need, and this is not fulfilled
yet. This kind of imitates the behaviour of Protesilaos' website.
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* org-conf.el (org-publish-project-alist): The settings are stored in
this variable.
(durand-sitemap-custom-string-alist): My hack to insert some strings
in sitemap files.
(durand-org-publish-sitemap): Custom function to generate sitemaps.
(durand-org-publish-sitemap-format): Add a date to the format of the
entries.
(ox): Add a require to avoid some errors at startup.
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Some comment should start with three semi-colons so that they are
treated as outline headings.
* org-conf.el (org-publish-project-alist): Experiment with this.
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Adding some hyper key-bindings.
* basic.el (ns-right-alternate-modifier):
(ns-function-modifier):
(ns-pop-up-frames):
(ns-use-native-fullscreen):
(ns-use-proxy-icon):
(global-map):
* org-conf.el (global-map):
* view-conf.el (durand-view-map):
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In order to avoid some errors while loading Org-mode.
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A lot of improvements.
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Now I don't have to use a special command to launch Emacs. And the
configuration files are placed in the normal position now.
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In the course of configuring Emacs there are numerous changes to make.
This is one regular step.
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* basic.el
(recenter-positions): In effect nothing changed.
(prot-pulse-line): Puling the line.
(pulse): Useful built-in library.
(durand-pulse-pulse-line): My own tweak.
(durand-pulse-recenter-top): Recenter and pulse.
* init.el (prepare-in-hook-once): Make it interactive.
(global-map): Add Org-mode bindings.
("durand-chercher-pdf"): Search PDFs quickly.
* modeline.el (modeline-format-left): Remove the vertical bar.
* org-conf.el (org-adapt-indentation)
(org-modules)
(org-hide-emphasis-markers)
(org-hide-macro-markers)
(org-hide-leading-stars): Steal some configurations from Protesilaos.
(global-map)
(org-mode-map): Add Org-mode bindings.
(durand-pulse-pulse-line):
(org-follow-link-hook): Pulse and recenter when following the link.
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Now I got almost every functionality that we need, including pdf,
mu4e, magit, et cetera.
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