Re: Threads in Summary

Re: Threads in Summary

[Kai Großjohann]

rxf@fuerst-stuttgart.de (Reinhard X. Fuerst) writes:

> But, if the first Articles in my summary are a thread, it shows
> all thread-lines (it odens the thread). For every other articel 
> threads are ( correctly) hidden.
>
> What do, so that ALL threads are hidden?

Gnus opens a thread when you display the first article in it, I
think.  Do you enter the group with SPC?  Try RET instead.

kai
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Re: Threads in Summary

[Ichimusai]

rxf@fuerst-stuttgart.de (Reinhard X. Fuerst) writes:

> Hi,
> in my .gnus I have:
> 
> (setq gnus-thread-hide-subtree t)
> 
> So, all thread are (should be) hidden. OK.
> 
> But, if the first Articles in my summary are a thread, it shows
> all thread-lines (it odens the thread). For every other articel 
> threads are ( correctly) hidden.
> 
> What do, so that ALL threads are hidden?

When you enter a group, do you use space or RET? Space usually opens
the thread as it reads the first message and then it expands. Entering
with RET does not do that for me.

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