Questions tagged [graphics]
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Any example of using SVG bultin library?
I heard that you could draw SVG in emacs using the svg.el library, but while i managed to get the right dependencies (I'm on ubuntu 19.10) and while compiling the latest version from the savannah.gnu repo work great, i couldn't see anything related…
Nordine Lotfi
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Any ways to Draw SVG?
I'm used to the artist-mode and though it work decently, i was wondering if it was already possible (with builtin or external library) to draw SVG, either with the mouse, or any other method beside using elisp code to construct it.
I'm aware of a…
Nordine Lotfi
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Org Babel generated graphics and GitHub display
I'd like to build README.org files with graphics that properly render on GitHub.
Currently I find that, for example, emacs-jupyter babel blocks render images locally via file:./path/to/file.png. GitHub doesn't render an image referenced this way.
I…
mankoff
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Avoid `\begin{center}` environment when including external PDF image
By default a code such as this in org-mode
[[foo.pdf]]
will produce the following code in the exported .tex document
\begin{center}
\includegraphics[width=.9\linewidth]{foo.pdf}
\end{center}
How can I stop org-mode's exporter from adding the…
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Odd graphics issue on Kubuntu
Since moving to Kubuntu 20.04 I have been getting this strange visual tearing in emacs (running in its own window). I find that as I move the point along the line with the tearing, it is corrected. Has anyone experienced this or similar…
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latex-export image using fancyhdr
I use following preamble in org file to export my regular documents. I want to add logo to right header, but for some reason, the \includegraphics command is not getting exported.
Here is the code
#+OPTIONS: num:nil; p:t
#+OPTIONS: toc:nil
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Vaibhav
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