snosov1
commented
6 years ago Hey!
Do I understand it correctly that you're talking about the C-c C-o (org-open-at-point) functionality?
If yes, then it's, actually, not my fault =) That's how org navigation for works. The headings have the same name and org uses a simple text search to locate it - so it doesn't have a way to distinguish between the two and stops on the first one.
That said, org has some capabilities to differentiate by attaching different ids or something to the headings, but it looks kind of clunky and this package doesn't implement this logic.
So, in summary - simply try to use different names for your headings =)
first, thank you for building this tool. it is very helpful. I have a document with the following structure:
Section 1 subsection ** labelA
Section 2 ** labelA
The TOC is created by default for up to level 2. The TOC looks good. The problem is that the TOC entry for labelA (part of Section 2) jumps to the first occurrence of labelA rather than the second.