Ich habe heute noch eine kleine Rezeptsammlung im #orgmode erstellt. Das ganze wird mittels #orgpublish exportiert und auf meinen Raspberry Pi übertragen. So haben wir immer unsere Rezepte einfach im Zugriff.
Was man mit #emacs alles so machen kann....

https://jan-iversen.de/posts/rezeptsammlung-mit-emacs/

new blog post! I've talked about my recent shift to org-publish from Hugo and how j went about setting things up for a blog flow that uses only Emacs and Org-mode.

https://peregrinator.site/blog/building-a-blogging-flow-using-emacs-and-emacs-only.html

#Blog #Blogging #Emacs #OrgMode #OrgPublish

tring out an org-publish based static site. i really have a LOT more work to do but here it is

#Emacs #OrgMode #OrgPublish #Blog #Blogging

does anyone know how to generate a working sitemap of blog posts which are organised within a folder by year and month like so

using org-publish? I've managed to export the files properly (i.e. with proper URLs like homepage.com/2016/01/a-dark-side-to-pets.html) but these aren't showing up on the sitemap

#Emacs #OrgMode #OrgPublish

I've been looking for a way to create a multilingual website with #orgpublish and I found a guide in front of my very nose 👃 .

Thank you @noctuaminervae

https://christianmoe.com/en/notes/static-site.html

#emacs #orgmode

Since I'm spending like a quarter of my screen time with #emacs and since it bothers me to have to check my calendar with another app, I was looking for a way to view it /within/ emacs.

Checking for a package? Nuhuh, Jovian is too dumb for that. Better write my own script to convert my #iCal file to an #org one.

Bonus: I can share it, partially or not, with #OrgPublish

Wrote a org-publish post-processing function to add org-attach attachments to published documents.

Now I can add screenshots and other attachments to published documents with ease.

org-download also makes it a breeze to add screenshots!

https://simendsjo.me/blog/20230629221740-add_simple_org_attach_support_for_org_publish_with_a_post_processing_function

#orgmode #orgpublish #orgattach #orgdownload

@publicvoit @jrss @bzg

Is there a built-in function in #orgmode or #orgpublish to find the tags that the file has after the keyword #+TAGS? Something like org-publish-find-date in org-publish.el?
#+CATEGORY would also be ok. Looking for a way to get tags/categories in the blog sitemap.