Hi, I make heavy use of replacement macros, and often my Org documents are full of nested macros (in the 'LaTeX way') throughout the text. The problem is that `org-fontify-macros' breaks the macro fontification when it is a nested construction.
I've found a simple high level solution that consists in ensuring that the macros have a look identical to normal text (in my theme): (set-face-attribute org-macro nil :bold nil :foreground black) And then I only highlight the macro boundaries with `highlight-regexp'. I think that this gives me a more legible and consistent text, without that 'rainbow effect' that many themes apply to macros. I share a couple of samples, in case this little solution is helpful to someone who also uses a lot of (nested) replacement macros: https://imgur.com/a/fSPHH0w Best regards, Juan Manuel
