I decided to migrate away from Pelican. It has served me well these last few years, but I have joined a new holy quest in the church of emacs using orgmode. XD

I used the following to convert all my .md file ext to .org. And then prepend the setupfile to all norm blog posts. But I don't plan on updating everything. I should have used pandoc, but I have other things I would rather do right now.

find . -name '*.md' -exec sh -c 'mv "$0" "${0%.md}.org"' {} \;
      grep -rl 'Authors: ' ./src/archive | sed -i "1s;^;#+SETUPFILE: ../../../template/level-2.org\n;"

I ran into some minor problems with ox-rss and webfeeder, so I decided to just build my own RSS feed generator, WIP.

I might want to use pandoc to automatically convert all the markdown files. I have the above, but it only converts the file ext. Though, even something automatic will need help with the templates.

1 References

• ox-rss
• org-css: An org-mode compatible style sheet
• How to export Org mode files into awesome HTML in 2 minutes
• Emacs Webfeeder
• Writing a static site generator using org-mode.
• The Org Manual: Exporting
• The Org Manual: Handling links
• The Org Manual: Publishing
• Publishing Org-mode files to HTML
• In org-mode, how do I remove the “Validate XHTML 1.0” message from HTML export?
• Creating an RSS feed with Org mode
• EmacsWiki: Batch Mode
• EmacsWiki: org-publish.el
• How to convert from markdown to orgmode.

2 TODO todo

• subdirectory styles/level-n config
• rss feed with either ox-rss or webfeeder
• navigation
• reset cache

3 Feature Experimentation

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