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I'd really like to have the ability to automatically create backlinks to org-mode links.
What I mean is:
I have two files a.org and b.org. Inside a.org in heading Links I insert an org-link (with a new function org-link-with-backlink) to b.org. I'd like this to happen automatically: b.org is opened (if not open already) and inside its Links heading a link to a.org is created (if Links doesn't exist yet, create it by say prepending the file).
Thank you very much!
PS [optional]: I intend to use it in conjunction with org-wiki, to the solution could use the wiki style links as an alternative.
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Help running emacs on a ubuntu computer. I am wanting to use numbers for headings instead of the * Does anyone know the best way to do this?
Maybe there is a general setting for this in emacs.
In any case, you can use org-mode for it on a file basis:
#+startup: num
#+startup: nonum
This option came with the org-mode 9.4 version.
https://orgmode.org/worg/org-release-notes.html
It displays headings as numerated, but does not replace the asterisk with an outline number, it only adds one.
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I wrote Hotplate, a great (and not yet complete) Nodejs framework which has, at this point, absolute 0 documentation.
It's no an "api" -- Hotplate is the kind of framework focused on "messages" being sent, and listened to, by several modules. So, documentation is tricky (it's not about documenting a bunch of functions, API-style).
My idea is to create, on Github, a site like Mongoose's:
http://mongoosejs.com/docs/guide.html
How would I do that for my own project?
Github's recommended approach is to use github pages to host Jekyll.
You can use their "Automated Page Generator" to speed up the process.
See: https://help.github.com/articles/creating-pages-with-the-automatic-generator
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Is it possible? As it is, it just seems rather large on my webpage currently, and I'd like to shrink it down.
If it makes a difference, I'm using the standard embed code displayed alongside the Gist. In my case, that's <script src="https://gist.github.com/4090046.js"></script>.
Unless you:
change the source of that GitHub js script (and store it on your website)
want to do any other kind of modification (like shrink that GitHub Javascript yourself, and call that shrink-ed version), with services like packer,
you won't be able to get a shorter js script from GitHub itself.
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I've been asked to sort the sections of a very long Word file according to their title.
Is there any easy way to do it using a macro?
If it is not possible, what approach would you go for?
Word actually already have built-in functionality for this. Doing a quick Google search gave the following tutorial to accomplish what you are asking: http://wordribbon.tips.net/T011238_Sorting_by_Headings.html
I just followed the tutorial using Microsoft Office 2013 without any issues, so hopefully this will get you going :)
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I have remade my site, but it contains different links with old site.
How can I migrate likes?
There may not be an easy solution. Depending on what framework you're using (if any) you may have to change them all individually. If this ends up being the case you're going to want to use sed from the command line to replace all instance of the old URL with the new URL. If you're using a CMS you should be able to change the base URL from the administration panel. If you're URLs are stored in a database you can use MySQL's replace command to replace the old URL with the new.