📝 (Post) Add two GIFs to "My Emacs Package of the week: org-appear"

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 If I open a new Org file now I see it (more or less) nicely formatted but I'm still able to edit my document effortlessly without any annoyances (or at least without any annoying hidden or shown emphasis markers).
 
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 Though =org-apper= offers some more options than displaying  the emphasis markers on “hover”. It is also possible to toggle the full display of links (URL + description with the brackets instead of just the description) by setting ~org-appear-autolinks~ to ~t~. Other toggling possibilities include keywords (as defined in ~org-hidden-keywords~), entities and submarkes (i.e. subscripts and superscripts) toggling.
 
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 The customization options don't stop there. It is also possible to customize a delay for the markers to appear after the cursor entered the emphasised part by defining ~org-appear-deplay~ and/or to only toggle in certain circumstances e.g. after a change was made. It is even possible to take the complete control over the “toggling” by setting ~org-appear-trigger~ to ~manual~ and using the ~org-appear-manual-start~ and ~org-appear-manual-stop~ functions (perhaps by binding them to some key(s)).
 
 For me personally the default settings are perfect. I don't want to configure a delay since this may be too slow in certain situations and I prefer the default behaviour of =org-insert-link= for setting or updating links. All in all the package is a very good addition to my workflow and I can only recommend it to everyone in need for a similar solution.