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Re: [O] ATTRLIST-x in agenda exported to html


From: lbmlist
Subject: Re: [O] ATTRLIST-x in agenda exported to html
Date: Wed, 8 Feb 2012 14:40:31 -0700 (MST)
User-agent: Alpine 2.02 (DEB 1266 2009-07-14)



Ok, so what I did was define a face:

   (org-copy-face 'modeline 'lbm-org-mode-pack-keyword
      "Face used to show items ready to pack, but not yet to ship"
      :background "#cccccc")

add it to the org-todo-keyword-faces

    (setq org-todo-keyword-faces
          (quote ( ("PACK"  . lbm-org-mode-pack-keyword))))

Then put a

.lbm-org-mode-pack-keyword {

        color: puce;

}

in the .css and that did it.

This might be something useful for the manual.

Louis





On Tue, 7 Feb 2012, address@hidden wrote:


Greetings,

I use a number of To Do states. When I export my agenda views to html, the various To Do's get dropped into spans that are not consistent. For example, in one view:

<span class="ATTRLIST-1">TODO</span><span class="org-warning"> ...
<span class="ATTRLIST">DESIGN</span><span class="org-warning"> ...


In another:

<span class="ATTRLIST">TODO</span><span class="org-warning"> ...
<span class="ATTRLIST-1">PENDING</span><span class="org-warning"> ...
<span class="ATTRLIST-2">DESIGN</span><span class="org-warning"> ...


What I would like to do is somehow be able to better control the span names so that it reads more like:

<span class="myorg-todo">TODO</span><span class="org-warning"> ...
<span class="myorg-pending">PENDING</span><span class="org-warning"> ...
<span class="myorg-design">DESIGN</span><span class="org-warning"> ...

Failing that it would work if ATTRLIST always mapped to TODO, ATTRLIST-1 always mapped to DESIGN, and so on.

Is this an exist capabilty that I failed to R in TFM?

Thank you for any help you can offer,

Louis





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