Philipp Kiefer <phil.kie...@gmail.com> writes: > Thanks for addressing my concern, Ihor. > > So I can force same-level yank by navigating to the beginning of the > current headline before calling org-paste-subtree, I see. However, I > still do not see a way to force it to paste one level below the current > headline, i. e. to add the trees on the clipboard as child-subtrees or > the current heading. > > My best bet currently is probably to create a blank child heading, add > some text (there seems to be a glitch turning the blank heading into an > empty line when pasting with point on the blank dummy heading when it > has no text), go back to the beginning of the line, then paste the > subtrees at the level of the dummy heading, navigate back to the dummy > heading and delete it. I'd really rather not have to do all that to > achieve my simple goal of pasting subtrees at child level.
Just paste the subtree and press C-S-<right> to demote it immediately. It would not save you many keystrokes if there was yet another prefix argument. > As for the claim that the current procedure "makes sure that the subtree > remains an independent subtree and does not swallow low level entries.", > either I don't understand it or it isn't true. If I have a level 2 > heading below which is a level 5 heading and I paste subtrees with point > on the level 2 heading, the level 5 heading is subsumed under the last > subtree yanked from the clipboard in all cases. Sorry, but I cannot reproduce. Could you please provide detailed instructions about what you did? -- Ihor Radchenko // yantar92, Org mode contributor, Learn more about Org mode at <https://orgmode.org/>. Support Org development at <https://liberapay.com/org-mode>, or support my work at <https://liberapay.com/yantar92>
