> It’s also possible, if you want finer control of what’s shown
> (instead of showing all the properties), to add a 'columnview'
> block. It would show a formatted table of whichever properties you
> specify (from certain subtrees or from the entire file), arranged
> in the order you choose. It
Dear David,
> David Rogers writes:
> Colin Baxter writes:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Property drawers remaining invisible even when I use
>> - drives me nuts. I know about M-x
>> org-hide-drawer-toggle but how do I keep the drawers open
>> all the time without having to t
Colin Baxter writes:
Hello,
Property drawers remaining invisible even when I use
-
drives me nuts. I know about M-x org-hide-drawer-toggle
but how do
I keep the drawers open all the time without having to toggle? I
work on
the basis that I want to see what I write - if I didn't then I
wou
> Ihor Radchenko writes:
>> I realise the above is none too clear. I can use showeverything
>> in STARTUP of course and this does indeed open the
>> drawers. However the drawers close and remain closed after
>> multiple uses of -. Therefore my question is how can
>> I aga
> I realise the above is none too clear. I can use showeverything in
> STARTUP of course and this does indeed open the drawers. However the
> drawers close and remain closed after multiple uses of -.
> Therefore my question is how can I again reach the showeverything status
> without closing down t
> Colin Baxter writes:
> Hello,
> Property drawers remaining invisible even when I use -
> drives me nuts. I know about M-x org-hide-drawer-toggle but
> how do I keep the drawers open all the time without having to
> toggle? I work on the basis that I want to see what I
Hello,
Property drawers remaining invisible even when I use -
drives me nuts. I know about M-x org-hide-drawer-toggle but how do
I keep the drawers open all the time without having to toggle? I work on
the basis that I want to see what I write - if I didn't then I wouldn't
have written it.
Th
