Hello, Ulva <x...@laposte.net> writes:
> (1) S-Tab is very handy to collapse list sublevels globally, but it only > seems to work if the first level of the list is 'bulleted' (*), not if it > consists of numbers. Is this correct, and is there a way around it? Note that "bulleted" lists are called headlines, and are very different from actual plain lists in Org. You could tweak `org-cycle-include-plain-lists', but I'm not sure it would lead to the desired effect. > (2) Taking a cue from Insert>Cross-Reference in LibreOffice, suppose I would > like to refer in section (say) 4.1.1 to section 2.1. Something like "As > mentioned in 2.1, frogs are often green". But I would like this "2.1" > reference to update automatically if later the 2.1 content ends up somewhere > else in the document. E.g. if a first-level section is added at the top of > the list and everything else shifts, 4.1.1 becomes 5.1.1 and should update > to "As mentioned in 3.1, frogs are often green". Is this possible in > emacs/org-mode? See (info "(org)Internal links"), in particular last paragraph. Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
