One better than just using Jekyll, today I found a document on Using org to Blog with Jekyll, unfortunately has a few typos which made getting up to speed with it a pain for me (small amount of knowledge of Jekyll, infinitely small amount of knowledge of org-mode).
The main problems seem to be:
- writing
#_BEGIN_HTMLinstead of#+BEGIN_HTML - not writing
#+END_HTMLat all
Then I was hit by having an out-of-date copy of org-mode — and
consequently it was ignoring the body-only publishing directive in
my /.emacs file, for some reason org-mode was installed on the
system, but not in the DPKG database. apt-get install org-mode fixed
that and now I've got version 6.34c.
So far it looks promising, far-less crufty than the mix of muse-mode and pyblosxom that is my current publishing method.
test: 2010-03-15-org-jekyll.org and 2011-10-17 and 2010-05-11 19:23:14.
Can I get ¼" or € or ™ and a formula x=\sqrt{b} to display? Yes I can if I upgrade from org-mode 6.34c that is distributed with lucid ubuntu to 6.35i.
If \(a^2=b\) and \( b=2 \), then the solution must be either $$ a=+\sqrt{2} $$ or \[ a=-\sqrt{2} \].
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