Carsten Dominik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > `org-columns-display-here-title'
I figured out the main problem last night: I've had the following configuration in my XEmacs configuration for about the last seven years: ,---- | ;; turn off gutter | (and (boundp 'default-gutter-visible-p) | (set-specifier default-gutter-visible-p nil)) `---- The intention there was to defeat the buffer tabs that appear in the gutter by default. That was too strong of a defeat, as org-mode's columns use the top gutter to display the column header line. Replacing the above configuration with the following made the header line visible: ,---- | ;; turn off gutter tabs | (setq gutter-buffers-tab-enabled nil) `---- There are still many things that are odd about the header line. If I have a vertically-split window, with an org-mode file in the bottom window, and I activate column mode, the header appears above the top window. Maybe that's the only place that the top gutter can appear. Also, the column names without explicit widths specified are truncated, perhaps to squeeze them down to fit the actual data in the most compact way. Taking the same sample file as I shared at the start of this thread, here's what I see now:
<<attachment: org-mode-columns.png>>
Note the asterisks in the second column, and the extra third column with the first letter as the the item name. The values in the second column for the first two entries are correct (2 and 3), but the third entry has a value of 40, which appears here as a period. -- Steven E. Harris
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