Ciao #FOSS people out there!
I need your #help: I would like to "move" my tiny blog from WriteFreely (@write_as, see https://write.as/marco-bresciani/) to something more wiki-like, sort of permanent #OrgMode -based thing (see Digital Gardening concept, even if just as an idea).
A possible solution would be to rely on, say, Codeberg, GitLab (or GitHub) and put there the plain .org files, leaving the lift work to those servers.
Or? Other alternatives? Jekyll? Hugo? Export as HTML? Org-Roam?
Ideas?
@AAMfP
Afraid I don't know how easy it is to take from org mode directly; most SSGs work from markdown. But I'm sure it's possible.
I would, though, like to offer my own readable.css as a possible stylesheet. It's designed to style everything based on the semantic HTML, with no need on your part to do any extra work. https://readable-css.freedomtowrite.org
There's also a theme someone made for Hugo based on it, if that's the route you go.
@benjaminhollon
Nice one, thank you!
Hugo (and Jekyll too, with some quirks) do support Org markup natively and Orgmode itself, in Emacs, allows for a quick and easy export to HTML (Ice even learned my C-c C-e h h keys!), so it might be very useful to apply (in a way I still have to learn) your nice CSS.
Thanks!
@benjaminhollon
I'm tinkering with my CSS to customize the result coming out from OrgMode and I've found a couple interesting things that might be useful for your CSS as well:
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