Hello, Rasmus <ras...@gmx.us> writes:
> I don't like this proposal. Links are already highlighted with a separate > face, org-link. That is enough IMO. It makes Org look more cluttered, > and personally I value having a good writing experience, including a crisp > display of the buffer (these days I even use variable-pitch for the > majority of text in my Org buffers). A "good writing experience" includes a "good editing experience", or so I think. I'm suggesting to solve some problems related to the latter, under certain circumstances I explained in my original post. The `org-link' face is not enough, as pointed out, because it's not a matter of making the links stand out in the buffer. > Clément suggestion of a using something akin to prettify symbols mode is > great, though. We could limit the length of the url being shown. It can > always be edited with e.g. "C-c ’" or, as currently, "C-c C-l". The problem is not really about editing the link itself, but editing around the link. The problem also arises for the text just before or just after the link. "C-c C-l" cannot help here. I cannot tell, however, if Clément's suggestion is good or not. This is why I'd like to see a mock of the result, if anyone wants to implement one. Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
