Hi Stephan,
Thanks, I was using M-Shift-s <down> instead of M-Shift <down>. Now it
works fine.
Scott
Stephan Schmitt wrote:
Hi Scott,
for me it works like intended.
Perhaps you're confusing the keystrokes:
M-S-<down> does not mean
Meta-Shift-s <down>
but
Meta-Shift-<down>
i.e. the capital S denotes the Shift key.
Then you just have to press two keys with the left hand...
hth,
Stephan
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Date: Sat, 16 Aug 2008 21:46:34 -0400
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Orgmode] Moving Subtree Weirdness
To: "[Orgmode]" <emacs-orgmode@gnu.org>
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Here is something weird. When I move a subtree using M-S-<up> or
M-S-<down>, the content of the first section of the subtree becomes
centered.
* Subtree
** Section 1
Content 1
** Section 2
Content 2
changes to
* Subtree
** Section 1
Content 1
** Section 2
Content 2
It is as if M-s was used on the 'Content 1' line.
I find this annoying and inconvenient so I don't use these commands to
move subtrees. I haven't tested the other subtree moving commands.
Anyway, M-S-<up>/<down> requires me to press three keys at the same
time with my left hand, so not using those commands is no big deal.
Scott Randby
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