mask # in the org mode

[JAremko]

With Emacs you can have your 🍰 and eat it too 😄
It fixes #4399 ?

Disclaimer

Not tested and probably misunderstood early morning pr

[nixmaniack]

Looks like it doesn't allow you to open with org-open-at-point (, l or C-c C-o) from ToC. Custom id needed.

[JAremko]

@nixmaniack At least it looks well. Might be with some extra magic it will work?

[robbyoconnor]

On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog.

[JAremko]

I think the most of new users rely on the github docs, it is important that the docs look well polished and definitely not have broken links.

org-open-at-point can be fixed with a some kind of wrapper function and might be a special mode for the Spamecas doc headers. For example, add notation to the headers and if cursor is in the denoted block - enable special mode that fixes org-open-at-point

[JAremko]

@robbyoconnor Unless you post your selfie 🐶

[TheBB]

But if we want to revert to github links we should do it with toc-org, as we used to, and not manually like this.

There are three links that should work:

• Inside Emacs (works right now)
• Github (does not work right now)
• Exported (works right now)

This PR breaks two of them for the benefit of github. toc-org at least would keep it working in Emacs.

[nixmaniack]

Do we update docs on website with every change in doc? If not I would suggest reverting back to toc-org as it keeps Emacs and github working and for website generate docs in another branch with every release.

[JAremko]

@TheBB This updates works properly. At the first glance.

[JAremko]

@nixmaniack Or use sed to append #. Then simply run Emacs in the batch mode over the *.org files to fix the links with toc-org.

[JAremko]

I think I'll close it and we all gonna pretend that it never happened. Okay? /woof