Bernt Hansen writes: > Sebastian Rose writes: > >> Ali Tofigh writes: >>> But you still have the problem that once you use a headline, on any >>> level, then you can't continue writing in the same section as before: >>> >>> * headling >>> text text text >>> ********* some todo >>> and now what? Now I have to create a new headline to get out of the >>> deeply nested headline. So I can't continue wrting text after the todo >>> that is directly related to the text above it. >> >> >> Ahhrg - yes. I never use this kind of todo items. >> >> I don't know what the others think of this. But this feels wrong, >> doesn't it? I'd expect an empty line to break out of the todo. Am I >> missing a variable some where? > > I believe the 'empty line breaks out' idea is for exporting inline tasks > only - they don't behave that way in regular org files IIRC. That's exactly the term I meant and I was looking for: `inline tasks' But unfortunately empty lines do NOT break out of inline tasks. I thought they would... Why are they called `inline tasks' then? If I do `M-x org-inlinetask-insert-task' I get this: