Tim Cross <theophil...@gmail.com> writes: > Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support> writes: > >> If I set `org-adapt-indent' to 'headline-data, I get that same >> behavior that after pressing ENTER on headline line, position becomes >> indentend. So it does not make it right. >> >> My favour was the behaviour how it was before introduction of >> indentation change: >> >> - after headline, cursors went to beginning of line; I find it >> usable, as that is where I write text. >> >> - if I ever wanted to enter properties with C-c C-x p, those were >> automatically >> indented, > > This is exactly what headline-data does. I suspect what your running > into is electric-indent-mode and you need to turn it off to get the > behaviour you want. So set org-adapt-indentation to hedline-data and > turn off electric-indent-mode and you will get the indentation style you > are after.
Note that electric-indent-mode means "RET indents according to the major mode's canonical indentation rules", not "RET always indents". Org's rules depend on org-adapt-indentation: ideally with org-adapt-indentation set to 'headline-data, the canonical rules become "only :DRAWERS: are indented", so RET should *not* indent text; things should behave as Jean Louis prefers even with electric-indent-mode on. Bastien has just committed a fix for this earlier today; cf. <87fsz4gtjs....@gmail.com>.
