Nicolas Goaziou <m...@nicolasgoaziou.fr> writes: >>> I think >>> >>> #+TITLEGRAPHICS: [[file:link.pdf]] >>> >>> would be cleaner. >> >> I dropped this. One might need to add attributes to the graphic. The >> #+titlegraphics approach wouldn’t allow it. > > Well, wouldn't the following work? > > #+attr_beamer: :attribute1 value1 :attribute2 value2 > > #+TITLEGRAPHICS: [[file:link.pdf]] > >> + (:beamer-short-title "SHORT_TITLE" nil nil parse) >> + (:beamer-short-subtitle "SHORT_SUBTITLE" nil nil parse) >> + (:beamer-short-author "SHORT_AUTHOR" nil nil parse) >> + (:beamer-short-date "SHORT_DATE" nil nil parse) >> + (:beamer-institute "INSTITUTE" nil nil parse) >> + (:beamer-short-institute "SHORT_INSTITUTE" nil nil parse) > > Per above, would the following be cleaner? > > #+attr_beamer: :short shortdate > > #+date: longdate > > Ditto for title, institute, author...
Looks good, but how do I get the element representation of a parsed keyword in the :options-alist? In the buffer, I can do (org-export-read-attribute :attr_beamer (org-element-at-point)) But this does not work with what is stored in the info list. I’m probably missing something obvious here... Thanks, Rasmus -- History is what should never happen again
