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Re: [O] odt export with 'header'
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Andreas Leha |
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Re: [O] odt export with 'header' |
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Wed, 23 Oct 2013 16:00:19 +0200 |
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Christian Moe <address@hidden> writes:
> Andreas Leha writes:
>
>>> 3. Give the first page the page style OrgFirstPage.
>>
>> Which I had to create new. Is that intended?
>
> No, I get that out of the box on a clean system, so I think you should
> see it too. (Along with OrgTitlePage, which is the style I actually used
> for testing, and OrgFrontMatter.)
>
> When modifying a style template for ODT export, the manual strongly
> recommends starting from an ODT document that you have already exported
> from Org, so it includes the styles provided by the exporter. Are you
> sure that's what you did?
>
Yes. I just tried with emacs -Q and loading only orgmode (8.2.1
(release_8.2.1-120-g5975d7). Basically, I only required ox-otd prior to
exporting my test document.
I do get many Orgxxx templates for lists, paragraphs, ... but none for
pages.
Any idea, what could be wrong here?
>> Field values do not behave, as I would like:
>> 1. I do not get anything in the author field (and would like
>> the #+AUTHOR value)
>
> That's what I get, so I don't know why your case differs. I don't
> suppose you have turned off inclusion of author information? Please
> check your export options, and what you find when you look at
> File > Properties in LibreOffice.
Sorry, my bad. I had indeed disabled the author in the export
properties of the subtree and did not check there.
>
>> 2. (The same happens for email)
>
> Haven't tested.
>
>> 3. The date always shows the current date, but I'd like to see
>> the #+DATE: value.
>
> Yes, this is a little more tricky than I thought.
>
> Try this:
>
> Insert > Fields > Other > Tab:DocInformation > Type:Created, Select:Date
>
Well, I changed the date in the org file (#+DATE: 2013-10-10) and I do not know
where that value would be set in the odt. In the standard export it is
included as text formatted as OrgSubtitle, so I guess it is not a field
value, I could display someplace else?
The field you suggest seems to give me what it says: the creation date.
[...]
>>> 8. If you don't see your custom header in the exported document, you may
>>> have to put the first page in OrgFirstPage style manually. (Not sure
>>> how to make this happen automatically.)
>>
>> It would be nice to have this happen somehow.
>
> I'll need to get back to you on that.
>
No(t too many) worries here. I can live with that manual interaction
(for now). ;-)
Thanks a lot for all your help!
Regards,
Andreas
- [O] odt export with 'header', Andreas Leha, 2013/10/16
- Re: [O] odt export with 'header', Christian Moe, 2013/10/17
- Re: [O] odt export with 'header', Christian Moe, 2013/10/23
- Re: [O] odt export with 'header', Andreas Leha, 2013/10/23
- Re: [O] odt export with 'header', Christian Moe, 2013/10/23
- Re: [O] odt export with 'header',
Andreas Leha <=
- Re: [O] odt export with 'header', Andreas Leha, 2013/10/23
- Re: [O] odt export with 'header', Christian Moe, 2013/10/24
- Re: [O] odt export with 'header', Christian Moe, 2013/10/24
- Re: [O] odt export with 'header', Andreas Leha, 2013/10/24
- Re: [O] odt export with 'header', Andreas Leha, 2013/10/24