If this option is set to t, org-brain-goto will also narrow the
entry buffer to only show the entry, using org-narrow-to-subtree.
This is useful to only focus on the entry, which is what the reader
may want to do in most cases.
Explanation:
When I visit an entry, I don't want to see the rest of the contents of the buffer. This is especially true for deeply nested entries. This new custom var - org-narrow-to-subtree - let's me control the behavior of org-brain-goto to enable this. The custom var is turned off by default and does not affect the experience that users are familiar with.
Commit Message:
If this option is set to t,
org-brain-goto
will also narrow the entry buffer to only show the entry, usingorg-narrow-to-subtree
. This is useful to only focus on the entry, which is what the reader may want to do in most cases.Explanation:
When I visit an entry, I don't want to see the rest of the contents of the buffer. This is especially true for deeply nested entries. This new custom var -
org-narrow-to-subtree
- let's me control the behavior oforg-brain-goto
to enable this. The custom var is turned off by default and does not affect the experience that users are familiar with.