Here are some of my latest thoughts on css…
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AlBasmala:
Blogging with Emacs & Org-mode (•̀ᴗ•́)و

How my blog is setup (•̀ᴗ•́)و
Here are some notable features of my blog.
- Org-mode, a rich markup, to write articles ♥‿♥
- Tags and per-tag RSS feeds —§RSS feeds
- A nice blog banner —§https://alhassy.com/AlBasmala#blog-banner
- Dynamically highlighting code from references in prose —§https://alhassy.com/AlBasmala#blog-banner
- Tooltips, folded regions, and badges ---
- Overall nice looking HTML style ---org-notes-style
- Beautiful math using LaTeX notation, \(\forall \phi ⇒ \exists \phi\) —§https://alhassy.com/AlBasmala#MathJax-Support
- A floating, yet unobtrusive, table of contents —§https://alhassy.com/AlBasmala#floating-toc
- Articles have images and abstracts, shown as cards on the index —§https://alhassy.com/AlBasmala#Images, §https://alhassy.com/AlBasmala#Index
- Each article links its colourised Org source and its Github history, right under its image —§https://alhassy.com/AlBasmala#footers
- Article titles may contain arbitrary
@@html: ...@@yet still render nicely in both the frame tab and page title, thanks toblog--sanitise-title-js—§the header. - A reading-time clock that adjusts as you scroll —§https://alhassy.com/AlBasmala#footers
- Style inline code and tables —§https://alhassy.com/AlBasmala#curvy-blocks
- Unfurling links —§https://alhassy.com/AlBasmala#unfurling
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