Org HTML themes with the corporate identity of Inria

We created this repository in the aim of easing the export of Org documents into HTML using the corporate identity of Inria.

Address your inquiries to Marek Felsoci.

So as the base project of Fabrice Niessen, the sources of the hereby themes are available under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.0. The Inria logo is a property of Inria.

readtheorginria

The only theme available for now is a clone of the Fabrice Niessen's readtheorg theme that we refer to here as readtheorginria. A version of the latter using system fonts instead of Google(R) fonts is available under the name of readtheorginria-system. To use the alternative version, just replace the name of the theme in the instructions below.

Live demo

• readtheorginria
• readtheorginria-system

Usage

For beginners, we recommend to go with the online theme setup. Although, if you do not want your project to depend on an internet connection, you may want to use the theme offline (see below).

Online

This is the most straightforward way of applying an HTML theme to an Org document. Simply add the following line into the header of the target Org document.

#+SETUPFILE: https://concace.gitlabpages.inria.fr/inria-org-html-themes/online-theme-readtheorginria.setup

If you want to respect the 80-columns line width, we provide a shortened link for to access the theme as well:

#+SETUPFILE: https://frama.link/readtheorginria

Offline

It is possible to provide an offline path to an Org HTML theme too. Although, you must ensure that the sources of the theme (lib and readtheorginria folders) are present in the same folder as the Org document you want to apply the theme to. The theme-readtheorginria.setup may be placed anywhere you want.

Finally, to refer to the theme setup file in the header of your Org document, you can use a local link as follows.

#+SETUPFILE: ./local/path/to/theme-readtheorginria.setup