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[Orgmode] Re: export all linked images with a certain property or tag


From: Fabian Braennstroem
Subject: [Orgmode] Re: export all linked images with a certain property or tag
Date: Mon, 01 Oct 2007 20:34:26 +0000
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Hi Bastien,

Bastien schrieb am 10/01/2007 05:05 PM:
> Fabian Braennstroem <address@hidden> writes:
> 
>> I am looking for a way to export linked images with a certain property
>> to html.
> 
> More generally, we could implement a way to restrict the exported text
> to some headlines, given certain conditions on the headline itself (and
> its text properties) and the properties in :PROPERTIES:.
> 
> Would that suit your specific needs?

Sounds good for me, maybe it would be good to add some kind
off 'comment-region', which will not be exported by default.
A small example:

* Pictures
** Germany :Project1:
:PROPERTIES:
 :Datum:2007
:END:
|-- Some Comment Begin ------------------------
- some text
|-- Some Comment End ------------------------

[[file:image.png]]
|-- Some Comment Begin ------------------------
- some text
|-- Some Comment End ------------------------

The html file would just show:
* Pictures
** Germany :Project1:
:PROPERTIES:
 :Datum:2007
:END:
[[file:image.png]]

This would be great for me ... but than it probably even
easier to just extract the picture and properties...
Another and maybe easier way for the export could be to
define the number of levels of a searched tag; then I would
reorganize my structure a bit:

* Pictures
** Germany :Project1:
:PROPERTIES:
 :Datum:2007
:END:

[[file:image.png]]
-some text

*** new level
- some text
*** new level 2
- some text


The html export with an argument of '2' could look like:

* Pictures
** Germany :Project1:
:PROPERTIES:
 :Datum:2007
:END:

[[file:image.png]]
-some text

This is probably easiest to implement and yet pretty powerfull!?
Greetings!
Fabian





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