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Agenda groups with :name none should respect org-super-agenda-header-separator #105

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floscr opened this issue Sep 5, 2019 · 2 comments

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@floscr
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floscr commented Sep 5, 2019

Super Agenda groups with the property :name none right now render as an empty line.

This should respect the org-super-agenda-header-separator.

If it would be set to an empty string, we could skip the line overall.

This issue is coming up for me, in this case:

Screenshot 2019-09-05 at 17 09 06

Where my first group has no name and I've set (org-super-agenda-header-separator "") but I still get the whitespace.

@alphapapa
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Hi Florian,

Thanks for reporting this. That should fix it. Please let me know how it works for you.

dancn pushed a commit to dancn/org-super-agenda that referenced this issue Apr 24, 2020
i.e. with ":name none" and org-super-agenda-header-separator set to an
empty string.

Fixes alphapapa#105. Thanks to Florian Schrödl (@floscr).
@MattCantor
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MattCantor commented Jan 29, 2023

Hi all! What would be the way to force the prior behavior, where a group with keyword :name set to the symbol none and (org-super-agenda-header-separator) set to "\n" renders as an empty line?

I've tried variations of setting:

  • keyword :name to an empty string
  • (org-super-agenda-header-separator) to an empty string
  • (org-super-agenda-header-separator) to 32 (ascii for space)
  • (org-agenda-header-prefix) to "\n"

Love ricing my org-super-agenda! Thanks for everything @alphapapa

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