This file is the source for the website for this repo, using Kaushal Modi’s ox-hugo package. Here is the setup for that.
This is the website for Göktuğ’s Emacs Lisp stuff (what do we really call them? features, programs, modules, packages; well…). This website is generated from the repository’s readme file, using the ox-hugo package, and the Hugo static website generator.
This is the website for Göktuğ’s Emacs Lisp stuff. Some of the programs here are published on Melpa. All of the source code is available at the source code repository.
See the source code repository in order to find out about how to contribute.
With issue#38 fixed, OVP now supports Org mode plain lists with
prefixes like A., a., a), A), and with the prefix * for
levels except the first level.
Now, with commit ac2da41, website sources live under the docs/website tree. This was done in order to ease up adding new posts, which involved three repositories before this move.
Started using a custom domain name for this website in order to remove the direct links to Github. Who knows where Github will end up now; it’s all smooth these days but now that the acquisition happened, there always is a chance that things go rogue.
Commit @@html:<a href=”https://github.com/cadadr/elisp/commit/30119002db8df4a2b444da0c0fd36ebb3c2fdba2”><abbr
title=”30119002db8df4a2b444da0c0fd36ebb3c2fdba2, click to browse commit on Github”>30119002db</abbr></a>@@
adds a rename command to pass-listing, bound to R by default.
This is the new website for my Elisp stuff. Here you can find up-to-date package summaries and , follow updates on programs published here. Descriptions here will always be up-to-date thanks to ox-hugo package, with which I can reuse data from the readme file of the elisp repo. Huge thanks to Kaushal Modi for authoring that package and for suggesting it to me. Hugo is not the most pleasant static site generator I worked with (way too complex, hard to customise, bad docs, weird limitations), but it’s worth it given how useful ox-hugo is.
Source code of this website is split among the content source here, and the Hugo setup here.