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You should use capital K instead of S-k as follows (define-key evil-motion-state-map "K" nil) or nicer (I think) (evil-global-set-key 'motion "K" nil) If you place it after activating (evil-mode) th …

When defining keybindings in Emacs, it is generally easiest to lookup their 'string representations' pressing C-h k followed by pressing the key chords you would like to bind.1 You will see the 'strin …

EDIT: ANSWER The cause for the problem in this question was pointed out in the Emacs mailing list. It is due to the (kbd ...) forms not getting evaluated because the keymap in the define-minor-mode is …

You can use kbd for defining the keybinding. You can look up the string that kbd expects by using C-h k M-SPC. Subsequently, you can just use the insert function inside a command to insert some string …

In answer to your 'update', You should use an escape character before the "M" as explained in the Changing Key Bindings section of the elisp manual. Alternatively, you could wrap the "M-r" in a kbd fo …

I guess (global-set-key [mouse-3] nil) should do it

You can 'describe' the binding by first pressing d, then C-h k followed by i d. I think these are called sequential bindings. Modal (editing) means that there exist different modes (i.e. in vim, in ev …

This keybinding is defined in the winum-keymap. You can unbind it using: (define-key winum-keymap (kbd "M-1") nil) global-unset-key is for removing global keybindings only, not bindings defined in sp …

org-mode uses font-lock to show the emphasis markers. So you can just 'reapply' the fontification using font-lock-update. You could bind the following command to your preferred keybinding (defun org-t …

Drew and Nick already provided useful answers, but just to come back to the custom function in your answer, I would just use the following (and also I think for such basic function, docstrings and com …

EDIT in response to the comment Indeed, it seems that the case of omitting the BODY-MAP is not well explained. Then we can use pp-macroexpand-last-sexp to expand the hydra definition (place your curso …

EDIT Looking a bit further, we find that evil-org-mode defines a minor-mode with the same name. And in the documentation for evil-define-key we find that the syntax below can be used to configure key …

EDIT In response to @Tyler's comments here, and his answer and the comments there After looking again at the 'Binding to local keymaps' section of the use-package documentation, I now understand that …

Looking at the definition of define-prefix-command we find that a prefix is created by assigning the map to the function cell of a symbol (via fset). From this, we conclude that a prefix is actually a …

If you are writing a mode for a language then I assume it's gonna be a major-mode. I am not sure what is your exact goal, but generally, documentation, including that for the major-mode map, can be fo …