When I create a new orgmode
heading with C-<RET>
, orgmode
will add a new outline entry at the current hierarchy level. However in my current setup, whenever I push C-<RET>
it creates the new entry as well as adding a timestamp on the line below.
So instead of:
** {blank}
I get:
** {blank}
[2017-12-28 Thu 16:23]
I would like to get the entry without the timestamp.
Does anyone know the correct variable or setting to change? According to the manual the correct function is org-insert-heading-respect-content
but there is no mention in the manual about timestamps in reference to this function.
Note I am using an orgmode config that I did not write myself--got from a blog post. So I am not sure about everything going on in the config. That is why I am trying to adjust this behavior.
org-insert-heading-hook
? Just useC-h v org-insert-heading-hook<RET>
. – Tobias Dec 29 '17 at 0:56bh/insert-heading-inactive-timestamp
. I am using parts of an org config I copied from a blog post, so there are some parts of it that I am not familiar with. Thanks for help. I removed that line from the config and it fixed the problem. – krishnab Dec 29 '17 at 1:07org-insert-heading-respect-content
when discussing the creation of a new heading. But it seems like the documentation should reference theorg-insert-heading-hook
in the same place. So if another person has some anomalous behavior when adding a heading (withC-<RET>
) then there is no place to find the correct behavior--except a SE post like this. But I can try to adjust the post a bit. Thanks. – krishnab Dec 29 '17 at 15:52