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+#+TITLE: Learning Org-Mode with spacemacs
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+* spacemacs
+** configure spacemacs
+*** how to configure dotspacemacs/user-config
+    This is probably more an issue of understanding how to call a function in
+    lisp. I'm unsure if I should wrap things in () as everything is a list, if I
+    need to call the function with brackets. Probably just need to look at a few
+    examples online to get the grip with it.
+* org-mode
+** What do I need to learn
+*** elements in org mode
+**** DONE headlines
+     CLOSED: [2019-06-23 Sun 23:33]
+***** TODO are they really called headings ?
+**** DONE text
+     CLOSED: [2019-06-23 Sun 23:33]
+
+     Anything that is below a heading. It's basically the content of the section
+     described by the heading.
+
+     The subtree can be seen as part of it or not. I'm also unclear how the
+     conception for that in regular texts is to be honest.
+
+**** TODO lists
+**** TODO motions
+**** TODO [0%] todo
+***** by default TODO, DONE but can be extended
+***** priorities
+***** TODO checkboxes
+***** TODO process logging
+**** TODO sparse trees
+**** TODO drawers
+**** TODO blocks
+**** TODO tags
+**** TODO hyperlinks
+**** TODO date and times
+**** TODO [fn:1] agenda views
+**** TODO footnotes
+**** TODO tables
+***** TODO spreadsheets
+** How to do things
+**** Add a sibling CTRL-Enter
+**** Denote subtree ~,sl~ or ~>~ or ~TAB~ in insert mode
+**** Promote subtree ~,sh~ or ~<~ or ~S-TAB~ in insert mode
+**** todo
+***** toggle todo state ~,TT~
+* Footnotes
+
+[fn:1] Hey ho, this is a footnote and I don't really have a use-case for it but it's nice than I can add one :)