move-text is a simple Emacs package that lets you move a line or region around
using M + ↑ and
M + ↓. It's not limited to plain text
buffers - you can move lines of source code around too.
In practice it looks like this:
I prefer to use Control + Shift with the up and down arrow keys, so my configuration looks like this:
(use-package move-text
:bind
(("C-S-<up>" . move-text-up)
("C-S-<down>" . move-text-down)))
Cutting and pasting a region is usually quicker, but for shuffling a few lines around this method is quick enough.
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Good lookin site. Are you generating it from Emacs?
I use a mix of Emacs and Jekyll to manage the site. All posts are written in org and then converted to HTML using org-mode's built-in publishing functions. Jekyll builds the rest: category pages, archives, goal pages, and some other stuff.
I considered building everything entirely with Emacs (and I've seen some good sites that do this) but Jekyll is pretty flexible and I like that it can generate pages from raw data.