I intend to show these # characters verbatim; they should not render as Markdown headings. They also shouldn’t show up with a leading \ in the final rendered output. #This is not an Org comment. It has a hash char at beginning of a paragraph which must be escaped just once i.e. show up as \# in Markdown. blah # This isn’t an Org comment either This * will be escaped just once i.

Cases where the underscores should be escaped # _something foo bar _something foo bar something_ foo bar something_ foo bar Cases when the underscores should not be escaped # By itself _ In a verbatim block _ In an emoji 🙌, ✅ In a citation @abc_def

If user specifies tags to the post subtree heading, those tags get added to the set of default tags set in #+filetags (and the ones inherited). For the inheritance of tags from parent headings and #+filetags to work, org-use-tag-inheritance needs to be set appropriately if changed from the default value of t. These tags are collected together and assigned to the Hugo tags front matter variable for this post. When setting categories via Org-style tags, prefix the tags with “@”.

Post sub-heading 1 # Post sub-heading 1.1 # Post sub-heading 1.1.1 # Post sub-heading 1.2 # Post sub-heading 1.3 # Post sub-heading 2 # Post sub-heading 2.1 # Post sub-heading 2.2 # Post sub-heading 2.2.1 # Post sub-heading 2.2.2 # The UNNUMBERED property for this subtree is set to t. So this heading will show up as unnumbered in both the post body and the TOC. Post sub-heading 2.2.3 # Post sub-heading 3 # Post sub-heading 3.

Post sub-heading 1 # Post sub-heading 1.1 # Post sub-heading 1.1.1 # Post sub-heading 1.2 # Post sub-heading 1.3 # Post sub-heading 2 # Post sub-heading 2.1 # Post sub-heading 2.2 # Post sub-heading 2.2.1 # Post sub-heading 2.2.2 # The UNNUMBERED property for this subtree is set to t. So this heading will show up as unnumbered in both the post body and the TOC. Post sub-heading 2.2.3 # Post sub-heading 3 # Post sub-heading 3.

The “TODO” state of this heading (which is nil) should be ignored # If a post has the DRAFT state set, the draft front matter variable should be set to true, even if the post has a sub-heading immediately after the post heading.

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Example of using #+include to export code block and results block from that included file.

Test for internal links to image references.

This is some text before the first heading of this post. Unclickable image (works!) # # Org source #+name: fig__unclickable_image #+caption: Don't click this image -- It's not a hyperlink [[/images/org-mode-unicorn-logo.png]] Figure 1: Don’t click this image – It’s not a hyperlink To be fixed (Now fixed): The sub-headings in a post get exported as Heading 1 instead of Heading 2. For example, this sub-section’s heading is exported as: # Unclickable image instead of