Django, org

  * Added nxhtml, mostly for django support.

  * Changed some org settings.

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+To install nXhtml put this in your .emacs:

+

+   (load "YOUR-PATH-TO/nxhtml/autostart.el")

+

+where autostart.el is the file in the same directory as this

+readme.txt file.

+

+Note 1: If you are using Emacs+EmacsW32 then nXhtml is already

+        installed.

+

+Note 2: If you are using Emacs 22 then you need to install nXml

+        separately. (It is included in Emacs 23.)

+

+Note 3: You may optionally also byte compile nXhtml from the nXhtml

+        menu (recommended).

+

+

+

+Files that are now in Emacs' development (CVS/Bazaar) repository

+================================================================

+

+Some files that were previously distributed with nXhtml are now in

+Emacs' development repository.  Distributing them also with nXhtml is

+a bad idea since that can lead to that the wrong file is loaded.  They

+are therefore not distributed with nXhtml anymore.

+

+Instead you can (if you do not have the files in your Emacs) in many

+cases use the version from the repository.  To do that you can

+currently start from

+

+  http://cvs.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/emacs/emacs/lisp/

+

+Files you can download and use this way are for example

+

+  js.el (JavaScript, formerly called espresso.el)

+  htmlfontify.el

+

+If you do that I suggest that you put these files in a special

+directory and add that to load-path in your .emacs and make that

+adding to load-path depend on your Emacs version so that they will not

+be loaded when you have upgraded your Emacs.

+

+Note that if you want to use nxml-mode (and it is not in your Emacs)

+you should not download it from Emacs' development directory. Instead go to

+

+  http://www.thaiopensource.com/download/