Move doc to index.org, generate index.html serve as GH pages. #5
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Hi! Thanks for this refcard! I went looking for an online copy and couldn't find one. I think it is a good idea to serve a copy of the exported HTML as a GH page associated with your repository. I put a temporary copy online just to show the goal:
https://brettviren.github.io/refcard-org-mode/
project settings -> github pages -> source -> master / (root) -> save.
And,
README.org
content needs to move intoindex.org
or otherwise arrange to generate toindex.html
.README.org now only holds a few links and probably deserves some more spice. If you accept this PR, best then remove the link to my temporary online copy.
Some minor refcard content was modified:
Switched to online SETUPFILE. Maybe better to carry a copy of readtheorg?
I had problems related to id: and had to switch a reference to use the headline text.
Pointed UP and HOME to links related to the refcard served under "fniessen" namespaces.