neato!
This is verse
or even a totally custom kind of block crazy ain't it?
Note that only src/example/export block inclusion is supported for now. There's quite a lot more to include (see the org manual for include files) but I don't have a use case for this yet and stuff like namespacing footnotes of included files adds quite a bit of complexity.
for now files can be included as:
src block
* Simple Headline
* TODO [#B] Headline with todo status & priority
* DONE Headline with TODO status
* [#A] Headline with tags & priority :foo:bar:
export block
Paragraphs are the default element.
Empty lines and other elements end paragraphs - but paragraphs can obviously span multiple lines.
Paragraphs can contain inline markup like emphasis strong and links example.com and stuff.
example block
language: go go: "1.x" script: - make test - make generate-gh-pages deploy: provider: pages github-token: $GITHUB_TOKEN # From travis-ci.org repository settings local-dir: gh-pages target-branch: gh-pages skip-cleanup: true verbose: true on: branch: master
foo | foo |
bar | bar |
ndash –
mdash —
ellipsis …
acute Á and so on
note that —— is replaced with 2 mdashes and …. becomes ellipsis+. and so on - that's how org also does it
code
wrapped text gets joined
either this
or that
foo.
either this
or that
foo.
this list item has multiple linbreaks - but it's still just one paragraph (i.e. no line breaks are rendered)
foobar
same goes for ordered lists
foo
bullet 1
sub bullet
code
— as code plus dashitalics
Text italics
just a space as title…
Foo paragraph.
Bar paragraph