David

> You have two headings with `h1` in their name--which one did you narrow to? > > Anyway, this is likely an issue with `org-super-agenda`, see https://github.com/alphapapa/org-super-agenda/blob/3108bc3f725818f0e868520d2c243abe9acbef4e/org-super-agenda.el#L1073 Maybe if you...

> I wouldn't be surprised if this is a bogus fix either as I am not very good at programming or elisp :) The problem as I understand it is,...

> Hi David, > > Thanks for reporting this. I don't have much time to work on this at the moment, so patches welcome if I don't get to it...

@devrintalen you should at least have `(setq mail-user-agent 'notmuch-user-agent)` in your config.

I thought so as well. But it seems what works in org-mode doesn't work in org-msg. I've tried: ``` including: #+INCLUDE: ~/test.html export html end ``` This works in a...

And if the #+INCLUDE is used inside #+begin_signature, it works as expected. ``` #+begin_signature -- *Dave Dai* #+INCLUDE: ~/test.html export html #+end_signature ```  Guss this answers my question of...

I have found that indentation plays a role in here. in my config, by accident I have `#+begin_signature` indented a few spaces. If I use `#+include` in my email body...

@jeremy-compostella Sorry to intrude. But I was wondering the exact same question when trying to use org-msg with notmuch. With mu4e, when replying to an email, the original email appears...

> @jeremy-compostella Sorry to intrude. But I was wondering the exact same question when trying to use org-msg with notmuch. > > With mu4e, when replying to an email, the...

just quickly whipped up this piece which seems to work for me. I'm no expert on lisp so this could be totally far from an optimal solution. ``` emacs-lisp (defvar...