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When timestamp information is set to be shown, it should located right after the headlines. This works for h1 and h2 but not h3 in Pandoc generated files. For example, the following file was converted to pdf file with Pandoc and Emacs.
#+OPTIONS: toc:nil
#+OPTIONS: todo:nil
#+OPTIONS: num:nil
#+OPTIONS: timestamp:nil
#+OPTIONS: p:t
* DONE This is head 1
CLOSED: [2019-05-10 Fri 13:42]
Text 1
** DONE This is head 2
CLOSED: [2019-05-10 Fri 13:42]
Text 2
*** DONE This is head 3
CLOSED: [2019-05-10 Fri 13:42]
Text 3
As you can see from the figure, the timestamp info of h3 is located below Text 3 in Pandoc generated file.
When the file is converted to html by Pandoc, the contents are shown below:
<h1id="this-is-head-1">This is head 1</h1><strong>CLOSED:</strong><em>[2019-05-10 Fri 13:42]</em><p>Text 1</p><h2id="this-is-head-2">This is head 2</h2><strong>CLOSED:</strong><em>[2019-05-10 Fri 13:42]</em><p>Text 2</p><h3id="this-is-head-3">This is head 3</h3><p>Text 3</p><strong>CLOSED:</strong><em>[2019-05-10 Fri 13:42]</em>
Again, the timestamp info is behind of Text 3. So the bug should exist in the orgmode reader.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When timestamp information is set to be shown, it should located right after the headlines. This works for
h1
andh2
but noth3
in Pandoc generated files. For example, the following file was converted to pdf file with Pandoc and Emacs.As you can see from the figure, the timestamp info of
h3
is located belowText 3
in Pandoc generated file.When the file is converted to html by Pandoc, the contents are shown below:
Again, the timestamp info is behind of Text 3. So the bug should exist in the orgmode reader.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: