- If there's only one other window, delete-window would be called,
instead of delete-other-windows
- when there is only one window other than the popup, this other window
is the main window in this frame, delete it would raise an error:
`delete-window: Attempt to delete main window of frame <frame name>`
I'm currently experiencing problems getting the source code highlighting to work with https://github.com/markedjs/marked
The reason is that Marked outputs the following structure:
```html
<pre><code class="language-js">const hello = 'world';</code></pre>
```
and the current selector expects the `pre` tag to have a `lang` attribute.
This PR splits the forwarding of the `lang` attribute to a class and the code that initialise the highlighting for each block. It will try to initialise the highlighting for every `code` block that is inside a `pre` tag.
Due to use of third-party code before it is installed. Since we can be
sure that elisp has a sane syntax-table we do not need sophisticated
comment/string detection.
Added `toggle` (C-c t), `code` (C-c c), `open` (C-c o) and `insert` (C-c i) bindings.
Moved org bindings from the `C-c o` to the `C-c n` prefix.
Updated the `file` (C-c f) and `quit` (C-c q) bindings.
Removed the `terminal` bindings, now under `open` (C-c o).
Removed standalone bindings for the REPL (now under `open` (C-c o)).
And move former 'SPC s m' (evil-show-marks) to 'SPC s r', since it is
slightly less useful do to evil having native keys for jumping to marks:
` ' and :marks
It makes more sense to store this file where you keep your org files,
rather than in Doom's .local files, which could be deleted for
debugging, or local only to a specific machine.
Also make ID links relative to org-directory, in case you use the same
org library on a different system with different filesystem
layout/system of symlinks.
