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Templating of PDF export
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Florian Lindner |
Subject: |
Templating of PDF export |
Date: |
Sun, 2 Feb 2020 10:54:31 +0100 |
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Hello,
I am collecting my cooking recipes in an org-mode file. While that
certainly works for, I would like to have a nice LaTeX export for
non-nerd mortals to look at. All recipes are in one file and each one
looks like:
* Pancakes
** Ingredients
+ 6 Eggs
+ 3 Apples
** Directions
Just do it!
** Source
My mother
Sometimes I take a photo of the meal and ATTACH it.
Most guides how to customize org export are about modifying the document
class and latex snippets there there. However, the basic association
with * Pancakes -> \section, ** Ingredients -> \subsection stays the same.
Is there something builtin org-mode which allows to use a templating
language that allows for a more freely combination of elements, similar
to Jinja or alike?
For example, I want to embed the attachment in the export, appropriately
scaled and nicely placed and have a line break after each recipe.
I know about org-chef, but AFAIK it's more about importing templates
from websites, not about a nice export.
Any ideas for that?
Thanks!
Florian
- Templating of PDF export,
Florian Lindner <=