Hi! Question(s) from an emacs n00b: When I export from org to markdown or html, links with gemini:// urls are ignored and removed from export (eg: [[gemini://example.com][example capsule]] becomes in markdown example capsule ).
Is my understanding correct that this is because gemini is not a known hyperlink type and that I need to so something similar as this: https://orgmode.org/manual/Adding-Hyperlink-Types.html but for gemini links? And iff yes, do I need to declare the 3 :follow :export :store or could I simply do the :export part and be done with it?
Thanks!

Thanks, that's helpful 🙏

I have configured some global values in my init.el for org-tag-alist and org-tab-persisent-alist.

I would like to override these in a .dir-local.el for a specific project. I have the following entries:

((org-mode .
  ((org-tag-persistent-alist ("drill" . ?d))
   (org-tags-exclude-from-inheritance "drill"))))

When I load an org file, I do see that the variables are correctly set as file-local variables. Yet, when I try to add a tag, it still only shows the originally set global values, and the "drill" tag is not even included.

What could be the issue?

I am trying to use babel blocks to dynamically generate some simple HTML to use in an org-publish project to make a static site.

I just want to be able to change an image in a sidebar depending on what page the sidebar is on. So I wrote some elisp to format the HTML and insert a given path and description - test and works as expected.

The trouble comes when trying to use this with org-publish. This is what I thought would work (this is at the top of a file in the content directory):

#+BEGIN_SRC org :noweb yes :export results :results value raw :wrap export html
<<sidebar(img-path="../images/test.jpg", img-desc="Test image")>>
#+END_SRC

Note: The result is still wrapped in a

 even if I swap org for html on the block making the noweb call.

Problem is it gets wrapped in some divs and a pre that I don't want.
<div class="org-src-container">
<pre class="src src-org></pre>
<generated-html-lands-here>
</div>

The result is html inserted into the page as text instead of rendered html. If I use the same set of functions with org-project-publish-alist :html-preamble the sidebar is rendered correctly but I lose the ability to change the image (which is the whole point).
If I manually move the generated html out of the 
 in firefox via dev tools and reload the sidebar renders correctly so the generated html is correct. The problem seems to be how org-publish is wrapping the result.

I am trying to use babel blocks to dynamically generate some simple HTML to use in an org-publish project to make a static site.

I just want to be able to change an image in a sidebar depending on what page the sidebar is on. So I wrote some elisp to format the HTML and insert a given path and description - test and works as expected.

The trouble comes when trying to use this with org-publish. This is what I thought would work (this is at the top of a file in the content directory):

#+BEGIN_SRC org :noweb yes :export results :results value raw :wrap export html
<<sidebar(img-path="../images/test.jpg", img-desc="Test image")>>
#+END_SRC

Note: The result is still wrapped in a

 even if I swap org for html on the block making the noweb call.

Problem is it gets wrapped in some divs and a pre that I don't want.
<div class="org-src-container">
<pre class="src src-org></pre>
<generated-html-lands-here>
</div>

The result is html inserted into the page as text instead of rendered html. If I use the same set of functions with org-project-publish-alist :html-preamble the sidebar is rendered correctly but I lose the ability to change the image (which is the whole point).
If I manually move the generated html out of the 
 in firefox via dev tools and reload the sidebar renders correctly so the generated html is correct. The problem seems to be how org-publish is wrapping the result.

I am trying to use babel blocks to dynamically generate some simple HTML to use in an org-publish project to make a static site.

I just want to be able to change an image in a sidebar depending on what page the sidebar is on. So I wrote some elisp to format the HTML and insert a given path and description - test and works as expected.

The trouble comes when trying to use this with org-publish. This is what I thought would work (this is at the top of a file in the content directory):

#+BEGIN_SRC org :noweb yes :export results :results value raw :wrap export html
<<sidebar(img-path="../images/test.jpg", img-desc="Test image")>>
#+END_SRC

Note: The result is still wrapped in a <\pre> even if I swap org for html on the block making the noweb call.

Problem is it gets wrapped in some divs and a pre that I don't want.

<div class="org-src-container">
<pre class="src src-org></pre>
<generated-html-lands-here>
</div>

The result is html inserted into the page as text instead of rendered html. If I use the same set of functions with org-project-publish-alist :html-preamble the sidebar is rendered correctly but I lose the ability to change the image (which is the whole point).

If I manually move the generated html out of the <\pre> in firefox via dev tools and reload the sidebar renders correctly so the generated html is correct. The problem seems to be how org-publish is wrapping the result.

I am trying to use babel blocks to dynamically generate some simple HTML to use in an org-publish project to make a static site.

I just want to be able to change an image in a sidebar depending on what page the sidebar is on. So I wrote some elisp to format the HTML and insert a given path and description - test and works as expected.

The trouble comes when trying to use this with org-publish. This is what I thought would work (this is at the top of a file in the content directory):

#+BEGIN_SRC org :noweb yes :export results :results value raw :wrap export html
<<sidebar(img-path="../images/test.jpg", img-desc="Test image")>>
#+END_SRC

Note: The result is still wrapped in a <\pre> tag even if I swap org for html on the block making the noweb call.

Problem is it gets wrapped in some divs and a pre that I don't want.

<div class="org-src-container">
<pre class="src src-org></pre>
<generated-html-lands-here>
</div>

The result is html inserted into the page as text instead of rendered html. If I use the same set of functions with org-project-publish-alist :html-preamble the sidebar is rendered correctly but I lose the ability to change the image (which is the whole point).

If I manually move the generated html out of the <\pre> tag in firefox via dev tools and reload the sidebar renders correctly so the generated html is correct. The problem seems to be how org-publish is wrapping the result - which I cannot figure out how to control.

In reply to @0402-saline:matrix.org

I am trying to use babel blocks to dynamically generate some simple HTML to use in an org-publish project to make a static site.

I just want to be able to change an image in a sidebar depending on what page the sidebar is on. So I wrote some elisp to format the HTML and insert a given path and description - test and works as expected.

The trouble comes when trying to use this with org-publish. This is what I thought would work (this is at the top of a file in the content directory):

#+BEGIN_SRC org :noweb yes :export results :results value raw :wrap export html
<<sidebar(img-path="../images/test.jpg", img-desc="Test image")>>
#+END_SRC

Note: The result is still wrapped in a <\pre> tag even if I swap org for html on the block making the noweb call.

Problem is it gets wrapped in some divs and a pre that I don't want.

<div class="org-src-container">
<pre class="src src-org></pre>
<generated-html-lands-here>
</div>

The result is html inserted into the page as text instead of rendered html. If I use the same set of functions with org-project-publish-alist :html-preamble the sidebar is rendered correctly but I lose the ability to change the image (which is the whole point).

If I manually move the generated html out of the <\pre> tag in firefox via dev tools and reload the sidebar renders correctly so the generated html is correct. The problem seems to be how org-publish is wrapping the result - which I cannot figure out how to control.

Ah! The plural not plural always gets.
Oddly, if I correct to :exports this seems to break the noweb reference even if I add :eval yes.

I just get the noweb reference inserted into the html instead:

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">&lt;&lt;sidebar(img-path="../images/test.jpg", img-desc="test")&gt;&gt;</span>

Ah! The plural not plural always gets.
Oddly, if I correct to :exports this seems to break the noweb reference even if I add :eval yes.

I just get the noweb reference inserted into the html instead:

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">&lt;&lt;sidebar(img-path="../images/test.jpg", img-desc="test")&gt;&gt;</span>

For clarity, the header is now:

#+BEGIN_SRC org :eval yes :noweb yes :exports html :results value raw :wrap export html

Ah! The plural not plural always gets me.
Oddly, if I correct to :exports this seems to break the noweb reference even if I add :eval yes.

I just get the noweb reference inserted into the html instead:

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">&lt;&lt;sidebar(img-path="../images/test.jpg", img-desc="test")&gt;&gt;</span>

For clarity, the header is now:

#+BEGIN_SRC org :eval yes :noweb yes :exports html :results value raw :wrap export html

Oooookay, so this works when I export

#+call: sidebar[:results html](img-path="./images/test.jpg", img-desc="Test Image")

But I cannot seem to trigger it manually in the buffer with C-c C-c.

Pretty much no matter what I tried with the src block it always seems to either get inserted into a pre tag or nothing gets inserted (oddly this was the case with correctly my above from :export to :exports).

In reply to @0402-saline:matrix.org
Yes, I inferred as much. That isn't what I want and could not figure out how to make a src block not do that.