orgmode

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Org-mode is a great personal information manager and project planning tool for Gnu Emacs. You can get it from the org-mode home page. I've also posted a brief illustrated tutorial for org-mode.

I've extended the HTML publishing support of Org-mode to allow configurable publishing of related sets of files as a complete website. My extension is called org-publish, and is used to upload and manage these very pages!

Org-publish is now part of the org-mode distribution. You no longer need to download it separately. I will continue to host other extensions, such as blogging and e-script publishing support, on this page.

org-publish.el can currently do the following:

Much more functionality is planned.

Special thanks to the org-mode maintainer, Carsten Dominik, for his ideas, enthusiasm, and cooperation.

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Tasks

TODO

DONE Fix reported bugs

DEADLINE: 2007-03-21 Wed CLOSED: 2007-03-21 Wed 22:31

DONE Save window configuration when org-publish-all

CLOSED: 2007-03-21 Wed 22:27

DONE Create missing directories in .org-timestamps when publishing

CLOSED: 2007-03-21 Wed 22:30

TODO [#C] Handle subdirs.

TODO Syndication support

TODO org-export-as-html region before publishing

TODO Fix "description vs. body" issue

TODO Date in RSS feed should be date of first publication, not last modification

TODO Document RSS support

DONE Basic RSS support

CLOSED: 2006-10-25 Wed 19:25

TODO Grab first paragraph as synopsis...

TODO [#C] Fix: kill .org buffers that were not open before publishing

TODO [#C] Categorizing posts via org TAGS

TODO [#C] Record publishing status of subprojects so they don't get published twice

TODO Allow meta-indices of various depths (overview, sitemap)

TODO Allow publishing work reports

TODO Fix organization of big docstring

TODO [#B] Fix index.org buffers not getting blitzed.

DONE [#C] Simple blogging support

CLOSED: 2006-10-25 Wed 18:02

TODO [#C] Image gallery indexes

Make index functions pluggable. Then a project could publish the image files using org-publish-attachment, but the index could be generated by a special function that uses M-x thumbs mode to generate thumbnails and upload them into a gallery-type page.

Author: David O'Toole <dto@gnu.org>

Date: 2008/01/15 11:52:23 AM