Hi Bastien,

navigation is not the issue in my case.
It is simply to have to see all subheadings and contents in one step.

Imagine having:

================================================================================
* IT Projects
** Project 1
*** 2009
**** 01
***** Meeting on [2010-01-04 Mo]
****** participants
****** topics
******* subtopic 1
******* subtopic 2
******* ...
****** open issues
******* general
******* specific
******* ...
****** ...
***** Meeting on [2010-01-11 Mo]
      ...
***** Meeting on [2010-01-18 Mo]
***** Meeting on [2010-01-25 Mo]
**** 02
***** Meeting on [2010-02-01 Mo]
***** Meeting on [2010-02-08 Mo]
***** Meeting on [2010-02-15 Mo]
***** Meeting on [2010-02-22 Mo]
**** 03
...
**** 12
...
*** 2010
** Project 2
*** 2009
**** 01
***** Meeting on [2010-01-04 Mo]
****** participants
****** topics
******* subtopic 1
******* subtopic 2
******* ...
****** open issues
******* general
******* specific
******* ...
****** ...
***** Meeting on [2010-01-11 Mo]
      ...
***** Meeting on [2010-01-18 Mo]
***** Meeting on [2010-01-25 Mo]
**** 02
***** Meeting on [2010-02-01 Mo]
***** Meeting on [2010-02-08 Mo]
***** Meeting on [2010-02-15 Mo]
***** Meeting on [2010-02-22 Mo]
**** 03
...
**** 12
...
*** 2010
...
================================================================================


With current folding standards <TAB> what you get today is:


* IT Projects


then


* IT Projects
** Project 1
** Project 2


and then ... all!

wouldn't it be nice to be able to easily step into:


* IT Projects
** Project 1
*** 2009
*** 2010
** Project 2
*** 2009
*** 2010


and then into the next level etc.
As already said, I can achieve this with "<number> C-c <TAB>"
but this is not an easy "shift in and out" solution, I have to "count" the levels by myself and provide it in the command.


Thanks for considering,

Rainer




Am 06.08.2010 11:33, schrieb Bastien:
> Hi Rainer,
>
> Rainer Stengele <rainer.stengele@diplan.de> writes:
>
>> FOLDED (headline level n) -> CHILDREN (headline level n+1) -> CHILDREN
>> (headline level n+2) -> ... SUBTREE
>
> My feeling is that this would be too much.
>
> Maybe what you need si simply to *navigate* among items, not to (un)fold
> them.  Speedy keys make it very convenient: use `n' to go to the next
> heading, `c' to cycle thru.
>
> HTH,
>