How to get htmlize.el work for project publishing in Emacs org-mode?

10
votes

I want to publish a project in Emacs org-mode, which contains several .html files. There are some python code examples in them that I wanna highlight. But htmlize.el won't do that for me. Strangely, when exporting single .html file (using C-c C-e h), the code examples are highlighted . So how could I get htmlize.el work for project publishing?

3
emacspublishingorg-mode
Org-mode is a fast-moving target. Can you give more information about your setup? Specifically, what operating system you're using, what version of Emacs you're using and what version of Org-mode you're using would help me give some advice. – R. P. Dillon
Do you have a solution that still works today? Adding :htmlized-source t as Dave Bacher suggested does not work for me. I have the most recent version of htmlize.el (1.56) installed, but still in the exactly same situation as you were. – Jordan He

3 Answers

4
votes

In your org-publish-project-alist, set the htmlized-source property to non-nil:

(setq org-publish-project-alist
      '(("my-project"
           :base-directory ...
           :htmlized-source t
             ...
       )))

See the Publishing action section of the Org-mode manual.

3
votes

You have to put your code inside #+BEGIN_SRC and #+END_SRC . For example

* My python code
#+BEGIN_SRC python
def foo():
  if bar == 1:
     bar = 2
  else: 
     bar = 3
#+END_SRC
-1
votes

using htmlize.el to highlight your code in orgfile, just add codes listed here to your .emacs file:

(require 'htmlize)

Notes: please make sure htmlize.el in your load-path