Bastien <b...@gnu.org> writes: > Hi Bernt, > > Bernt Hansen <be...@norang.ca> writes: > >> My workaround for the adding items to the ends is to remark the subtree >> restriction. I have added speed keys P, F, W, and N in my setup for >> narrow to project, narrow to file, widen, and narrow to subtree >> respectively. > > Note that you can narrow to subtree with the `s' speed key already. > > 2 cts -- and thanks for upgrading! Your feedback is most welcome > and awaited :)
I've already remapped 's' to save all org buffers and I want the same key in both the agenda and org file so N works for me :) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've noticed some differences since upgrading for creating headlines but I haven't checked if this is due to my local setup yet. Here is what I'm currently experiencing: I used to be able to just have a bunch of lines likes this ,---- | one | two | three | four `---- and M-S-RET in the first column would create a TODO headline with this as the heading ie. ,---- | * TODO one | two | three | four `---- but now it seems to jump past the line before creating the heading. ,---- | one | | * TODO | two | three | four `---- I have a heading hook that runs and inserts a timestamp when headings are created so using this as a workaround and converting this to a list with C-u C-c - and then to headings with C-c * doesn't give me the result I want (inactive timestamps on all headings that were created) I haven't tried this with a minimal emacs setup yet. Regards, Bernt