* Eric S Fraga <e.fr...@ucl.ac.uk> [2021-03-31 13:06]:
> On Wednesday, 31 Mar 2021 at 12:40, Jean Louis wrote:
> > But then the line with \def\version{ {{{version}}} } gets shown in
> > HTML export, which is not what I want. How to resolve that?
>
> Can you surround the line with @@latex: ... @@?
>
> You might need to do @@latex:\def\version{@@ {{{version}}}
> @@latex:}@@
I did not know this, it looks like a solution in sight. Thank you.
By doing this:
@@latex:\def\version{@@ {{{version}}} @@latex:}@@
Then {{{version}}} will get expanded in the document, right? As I have
hidden then only tags surrounding {{{version}}}.
> Also, a macro can itself use the @@ directive to provide alternate
> versions for LaTeX and HTML, as in
>
> #+macro: blah @@html:some HTML code@@@@latex: some LaTeX code@@
I have tried this:
#+OPTIONS: @@html:title:t toc:t@@ @@latex:title:nil toc:nil@@ todo:nil
But it is not working in options. It would be good if it works in OPTIONS.
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Jean
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