If it helps, I have the following in my init file to make sure the hidden stars
stay hidden:
#+begin_src emacs-lisp
(defun ded-set-org-hide ()
Make sure the background and foreground colors of the org-hide face
matches the background of the default face.
(interactive)
: )
Thank you, Phillip, for the info.
At last, I got it right. Selecting manoj-dark color-theme has hid those
stars.
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Sincerely,
Ashfaq
Hi All,
I have installed slacwark13.7 and emacs 23.3. Then I've installed the
orgmode 7.9.3. This is my .emacs initialization file:
(require 'org-install)
Then, in a org file, I added the following lines to have cleaner view
#+STARTUP: indent
#+STARTUP: hidestars
But the starts are not
Hi Ashfaq,
Ashfaq quazi.ash...@gmail.com writes:
I have installed slacwark13.7 and emacs 23.3. Then I've installed the
orgmode 7.9.3. This is my .emacs initialization file:
^^
The version is not 7.9.3 but 7.9.
The 3 in org-7.9-3-ga986d3 means that there has been 3 commits
I am testing orgmode in Ubuntu 12.04. The host is a VM in oracle virtual
box (ver 4.1.18) in Windows 7. Here the emacs version is 23.3.1. I am using
the default org-mode here.
Within the host, I opened an org file with the emacs. Now it can hide the
stars.
However, interestingly, when I ssh-ed
Ashfaq quazi.ash...@gmail.com writes:
Within the host, I opened an org file with the emacs. Now it can hide
the stars. However, interestingly, when I ssh-ed into the host with
'putty' and opened the same file with emacs, it shows the stars.
Do they have different colour backgrounds? Hide
On Sat, Aug 25, 2012 at 7:03 PM, Charles Philip Chan cpc...@bell.netwrote:
Ashfaq quazi.ash...@gmail.com writes:
Within the host, I opened an org file with the emacs. Now it can hide
the stars. However, interestingly, when I ssh-ed into the host with
'putty' and opened the same file with
Ashfaq quazi.ash...@gmail.com writes:
They have different background colors. putty has black background. But
the emacs application in Ubuntu has white background. Can it be hacked
into again? :-)
The hidden stars colour is determined by the org-hide face which
defaults to white. The easiest
The hidden stars colour is determined by the org-hide face which
defaults to white. The easiest way for you is to start emacs with the
-rv switch when you are using Putty.
Thanks for the info. I have installed emacs-goodies-el, inserted the
following line in .emacs
(require 'color-theme)
Ashfaq quazi.ash...@gmail.com writes:
However, as I wanted to indent too, it added extra stars in the
line. To be precise, each line has now (2 * line_no -1) no. stars. Why
is it like this?
I have no idea. I haven't ran Emacs in a console, let along through ssh,
in a couple of years. These
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