Support org-adapt-indentation #272
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I've updated the changelog with your attribution accordingly: 8b63808 Thank you very much for your effort and the great implementation! 🙏 |
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This is on top of the yet-to-be-merged PR #271.
Here we add support for an
org-adapt-indentationcompatible setting.By default (
org-adapt-indentation t), heading body is indented according to the nesting level of the heading. When this new setting is enabled in the organice UI, we followorg-adapt-indentation nilinstead, i.e. all text is kept flush left.Some users prefer this, because then they have the option to switch dynamically between indent / no-indent modes with
org-indent-mode.