Reputation: 2579
I am working on converting a bunch of orgmode files into markdown. I have been unable to find how to prevent pandoc from converting headings greater than level 3 into numbered lists. For example:
* Heading 1
Here is some content
** Heading 2
Here is some content
*** Heading 3
Here is some content
**** Heading 4
Here is some content
***** Heading 5
Here is some content
**** Another Heading 4
Here is some content
***** Another Heading 5
Here is some content
Converting with this command: pandoc -f org -t gfm --atx-headers myfile.org
Results in this output:
# Heading 1
Here is some content
## Heading 2
Here is some content
### Heading 3
Here is some content
1. Heading 4
Here is some content
1. Heading 5
Here is some content
2. Another Heading 4
Here is some content
1. Another Heading 5
Here is some content
How can I have Heading 4 and Heading 5 be actual headings instead of numbered lists?
Thanks
Upvotes: 1
Views: 778
Reputation: 22609
Org mode uses the H
export setting to control this behavior:
Set the number of headline levels for export (
org-export-headline-levels
). Below that level, headlines are treated differently. In most back-ends, they become list items.
Pandoc respects this setting. The default value for this, both in Emacs Org-mode and pandoc, is 3.
So the solution for your issue is to set this to a higher value. Either add this to the top of your org file:
#+OPTIONS: H:9
Or, if you are on Mac or Linux, use your shell's process substitution feature to prefix your input with this line:
pandoc -f org -t gfm --atx-headers <(printf "#+OPTIONS: H:9") myfile.org
Upvotes: 3