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configuring the ref command #463
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This seems like something that should be customizable, but it will take some work to do. So leave this issue open :)
You can define another key, eg to use f7 and f8: #+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp |
They all work, thanks a lot! |
This allows you to set a default ref type and adds cref types. The manual was updated.
I think it is possible to customize this now. The variable org-ref-default-ref-type now controls the default type, and I added cref and Cref links as ref types. |
That's great thanks! I will try once I get the chance to update org-ref |
I can confirm that they both work: cref and Cref are at the bottom of the ref type list, and I can (setq org-ref-default-type "cref") to get cref: links without going through the list. Thank you very, very much! |
In #463 (comment):
stupid question, how does one restrict this override to latex exports? since otherwise this destroys exports to other formats ... thanks! |
you could try something like: (org-link-set-parameters "ref" :export |
Hi,
I have two small configuration questions:
I would like to use cleveref for LaTeX export, is there a way of changing \ref to \cref by configuring an org-ref variable?
My lisp is very poor, how do I bind the org-ref insert ref and insert label commands to keys?
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