Questions about html block and inline formatting

[rgb-24bit]

The html block of org 9.0 was modified from #+BEGIN_HTML to #+BEGIN_EXPORT html, which seems to make it impossible to export the html block properly when using org 9.0.

If the symbol of the inline style is close to the quotation mark, it cannot be exported properly:

~'test'~

The result of hope: 'test'

The results obtained: ~'test'~

[wallyqs]

BEGIN_EXPORT not yet supported, and the issue with inline sounds like a bug in the regex in the parser for those..

[melioratus]

@rgb-24bit

The ~'test'~ rendering issue is very similar to issue #48. I posted a workaround which you might find useful.

[rgb-24bit]

@melioratus I tried it, this is a solution, thank you

[alphapapa]

Support for the new #+BEGIN_EXPORT blocks would be very welcome. :)

@melioratus Thank you, this also solved a problem for me. When exporting my README.org file to info with ox-texinfo, a #+BEGIN_HTML block gave an error, which prevented the texinfo file from being converted to the info file (an invalid texinfo command, @HTMLnil was output into the texinfo file). Switching to #+BEGIN_EXPORT html fixed that problem, but then the HTML wasn't rendered by GitHub's Org renderer (this project). Using #+HTML fixed it: Org 9 exports the texinfo file correctly, and GitHub renders the HTML correctly.

[Harag]

Since this is still open, just checking to see if there is anything in the pipeline to support #+BEGIN_EXPORT options yet?

[maxnikulin]

Concerning #+begin_export, an older issue bdewey#73 and a pull request bdewey#75 exist.

For a while to have to have a file compatible with org-ruby and Emacs Org mode instead of using a block, each line should be prepended with

#+html: <strong>workaround</strong>