Were these left in by mistake? There are two calls that seem to be slowing down my emacs startup. Search for "sleep-for" in the org-extra-emphasis.el file.

Hey !

I really love what you've done with org-extra-emphasis.
Is there a way i can show the marker used when the cursor comes close to the marked up text ? I would like the same behavior as there already is with bold etc when org-hide-emphasis-marker is set to t.

I've chosen my alist markers to be !, $, %, &, ^

They work perfectly well as per this package, but when trying to change the characters using evil-surround, it does not work. I get message no such pair found.

I did open an issue on the evil-surround repo, but my instinct tells me it is a bug with this package because the issue is only present with the symbols defined by org-extra-emphasis-alist.

I can look into it myself, but before I do I'd like to find out if anyone more familiar with this package has an idea of what could be causing the trouble

I've notice that some markers like =text= and ~text~ don't hide when org-extra-emphasis is toggled, no matter if I force local variables. Also how it is possible to add the new markers to org-appear? Thanks for your work!

What reads:

Setup

Add the following to your user-init-file and resetart Emacs.

(requrie 'org-extra-emphasis)

should read:

(require 'org-extra-emphasis)

The following org code shows a few scenarios where the extra emphasis markers do not behave as expected.

* Org Extra Emphasis Markers
** =!!= and =!@= override bold, italic, etc.
/a   man a plan a canal   panama/
/a !!man a plan a canal!! panama/

/a   man a plan a canal   panama/
/a !@man a plan a canal!@ panama/

** Bold, italic, etc. don't override =!!= or =!@= though
  a *man /a _plan_ a/ canal* panama  
!!a *man /a _plan_ a/ canal* panama!!

  a *man /a _plan_ a/ canal* panama  
!@a *man /a _plan_ a/ canal* panama!@
  
** =!!= and =!@= are mutually incompatible (unlike the screenshot shown in readme)
!!a !@man a plan a canal!@ panama!!
!@a !!man a plan a canal!! panama!@

** Highlight is not shown in =hl-line-mode=
!!a man a plan!! !@a canal panama!@
!!a man a plan!! !@a canal panama!@

This is rendered as:

The example illustrates the issues, namely:

• The extra emphasis faces override the default bold, italic, underline, and other faces instead of complimenting them.
• The other way around works fine.
• The yellow highlight and red display faces also override each other (unlike the screenshot shown in the readme).
• The yellow highlight (but curiously not the red display) is not shown in hl-line-mode

`org-extra-emphasis' is looking for new owner / maintainer. I wouldn't object if the new owner puts this in MELPA or GNU ELPA.

(This library was a bit of a side-track. I am not interested in spending further efforts on this)

hi, i wan't use it for export to pdf-latex, but don't use xetatex or lualatex, is it possible to use org-extra-emphasis in fontenc? If it is not possible with the current code, could it be modified to be able to use it?

An example would be:

!!*20ffffff hello world !!

Note the string after marker !! is the font specification:

 * means font weight bold, 20 means font size is 20, and ffffff means font color is red

The font properties support partial specification. "*20" or "20ffffff" or "*ffffff" are all valid.

Add suport for exporting extra emphasis markers to latex

Malformed HTML and ODT output with recent versions of Emacs built from master

While trying the recipe outlined in Use `org-extra-emphasis’ , when you need more Emphasis Markers in Emacs Org mode, I get malformed HTML and ODT outputs.

(custom-set-faces
 '(org-default ((t ( 
                    :background "#fff8ca"
                    :inherit default
                    ))))
 '(org-extra-emphasis ((t ( 
                           :background "#fff8ca"
                           :height 1.5
                           :inherit default
                           :weight bold
                           :width normal
                           ))))
 '(org-extra-emphasis-01 ((t ( 
                              :family "CherryBomb"
                              :foreground "#A53E2D"
                              :inherit org-extra-emphasis
                              :underline t
                              ))))
 '(org-extra-emphasis-02 ((t ( 
                              :family "Eater"
                              :foreground "#EEB97E"
                              :inherit org-extra-emphasis
                              :weight heavy
                              ))))
 '(org-extra-emphasis-03 ((t ( 
                              :family "Diplomata"
                              :foreground "#683231"
                              :inherit org-extra-emphasis
                              ))))
 '(org-extra-emphasis-04 ((t ( 
                              :family "Linux Biolinum Keyboard O"
                              :foreground "#353D8B"
                              :inherit org-extra-emphasis
                              ))))
 '(org-extra-emphasis-05 ((t ( 
                              :family "Finger Paint"
                              :foreground "#54436E"
                              :inherit org-extra-emphasis
                              ))))
 '(org-extra-emphasis-06 ((t ( 
                              :family "Fuzzy Bubbles"
                              :foreground "#D65D8F"
                              :inherit org-extra-emphasis
                              ))))
 '(org-extra-emphasis-07 ((t ( 
                              :family "Gloria Hallelujah"
                              :foreground "#E5C494"
                              :inherit org-extra-emphasis
                              :weight extra-bold
                              ))))
 '(org-extra-emphasis-08 ((t ( 
                              :family "Henny Penny"
                              :foreground "#0B9FCF"
                              :inherit org-extra-emphasis
                              ))))
 '(org-extra-emphasis-09 ((t ( 
                              :family "Humor Sans"
                              :foreground "#C9564C"
                              :inherit org-extra-emphasis
                              )))))

#+odt_prettify_xml:

#+HTML_HEAD: <style>
#+HTML_HEAD: .textbox { color: #000000; background: #fff8ca; border: 1px solid #000000; padding: 1em;  }
#+HTML_HEAD: </style>

#+begin_textbox
#+begin_center
!!INDIAN FOOD!!
#+end_center

\\

Indian cuisine includes a wide assortment of colors, aromas and
!@flavors!@.

Food from India's northern region is non-vegetarian and less spicy,
using more diary products in dishes. The cuisine of the southern
regions is mostly vegetarian and tends to be !%spicier!%.

Dishes are often flavored with !&SPICES!& like turmeric, coriander,
cumin and tamarind, also known as the "Indian date."

Rice is a staple food of India, and it is served hot as a side
dish. When cooked in broth and flavored with spices, it's called
@%Pilau@%.  When served with chicken, lamb, or vegetables, it's called
@@BIRYANI@@.

Bread is also an essential staple, especially in north.  There are
many varieties of bread.  The most widespread in India is @%ROTI@% (also
known as @&CHAPATI@&), an unleavened round bread made with whole-wheat
flour.

%!DAL%! is typical Indian dish that is creamy and made with lentils and
various spices.  There are many types of %!DAL%!.
#+end_textbox

# Local Variables:
# eval: (buffer-face-mode 1)
# org-hide-emphasis-markers: t
# End:

I'd like certain spans to export to HTML as a CSS class. For example

Org mode @@test@@.

This would render in Emacs as usual, using the face definitions. But then in HTML it would look something like:

Org mode <span class='my-custom-class'>test</span>

This way I can do more with it, in custom CSS definitions, than I can with a simple emacs face. For example I could put a little box around it with a rounded border. Anything from CSS.

Maybe we could have a variable, like org-extra-emphasis-html-span-class-alist that would map the 16 different faces to the class names like "my-custom-class".

Thoughts? Would you consider a pull request / patch to do this?

When using ZERO WIDTH SPACE for intraword markup, strip ZERO WIDTH SPACE from output

See Support for intraword emphasis