Notes for showcasing design

This note is strictly for showcasing how the things that org-mode has functionality for translates into the actual html output itself. If you don't know what org-mode is, you can read about it here. I'll basically copy/paste the source they used there which show most of the functionality and put it here. The note you are reading right now is the actual output of the build system using this org-mode file as a source.

Org is a markup language and can be used for all kinds of things, such as italics, bold, strikethrough and underline. It can also combine these styles, such as here. It also has the verbatim and code styles. Additionally we may, if we choose to use the right publishing option, use sub and superscripts, like_this or like^that. To make a true underline we can use_for this. We should also have access to special symbols: π and also embed latex \(x^2 = \int \sin(y + z)\) or even do equations

which may even be referenced \eqref{org90ac15e}.

Org-mode has headlines, we can descend down.

We can create unordered lists like:

• The first list item
• The second
• And so forth

If we want, we can also create ordered items as

1. First item
   • We can also nest them
   • Oh yeah
2. Second item

and so forth.

Finally, we can also make lists with descriptions

First element

This is the first element

Second element

This is the second element

We can create tables, with captions

We can link to many, many things in different ways. Internally we can link to other headings and also to other files completely (but the links need to be relative for this to work when exporting to html). Finally, we have links to [BROKEN LINK: yt:SzA2YODtgK4] and more, each one handled by their own way internally by org-mode. However, how these are exported vary and all may not be supported.

We can also link to images and style them for example here setting the width to be 300 pixels

We can also link internal targets globally like this picture of myself, with a true internal link being this . This also works for lists

1. One
2. And two

Look how we can link 2!

We can also add tags. Maybe for categorising notes or headings.

We can add dates inline <2023-11-10 Fri>.

There are a great number of predefined blocks

To be, or not to be, that is the question

We can make notes

Or center text

Finally, here is an example

Here is a quick example

This is a verse.

But probably source blocks are the most useful ones (?)

while True:
    print("Emacs ❤️ Org")