1. Layouts 🔗
You can create layout blocks by using the following tokens:
#+LAYOUT_BEGIN <layout_name>
Starts layout <layout_name>#+LAYOUT_NEXT
Advances layout to the next block#+LAYOUT_END
Ends last created layout
Here's an example of what you can do using layouts (with flashy colors for show):
First
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Given by the following code:
1 | #+LAYOUT_BEGIN[style=background-color:#F00;flex:0.5] Split |
2 | First |
3 | #+LAYOUT_BEGIN[style=background-color:#FF0] Centered |
4 | Second |
5 | #+LAYOUT_END |
6 | #+LAYOUT_NEXT[style=background-color:#00F] |
7 | Third |
8 | #+LAYOUT_BEGIN[style=background-color:#0FF] Split |
9 | Fourth |
10 | #+LAYOUT_NEXT[style=background-color:#0F0] |
11 | Fifth |
12 | #+LAYOUT_END |
13 | #+LAYOUT_END |
(indentation is for readability)
2. Available layouts 🔗
2.1. Centered 🔗
Centered layout align text to the center of the current block.
Style 🔗
The Centered
layout uses the .centered css class to center the text.
Properties 🔗
style
Added css style to the div (defaults to none)
2.2. Split 🔗
Style 🔗
The Split
layout uses the .split-container and .split css class to create the desired layout. If you wish to modify the relative width of the splits: add style=flex: 0.5 in the properties, this makes the following split half the width of the other splits.
Properties 🔗
style
Added css style to the div (defaults to none)
2.3. Spoiler 🔗
The spoiler layout creates a collapsed element which can be opened.
Spoiler demo
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Style 🔗
The Spoiler
layout uses the .spoiler class, combined with <details>/<summary> to create the desired layout.
Properties 🔗
title
The spoiler title