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TL;DR: You should include the command filetype plugin on in your vimrc. You most probably want filetype plugin indent on to enable all filetype-related types of plugins.
Vim has a handful of filetype-related features, and they can be enabled and disabled individually using the :filetype command. (Technically, syntax highlighting is also dependent on ...
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I turn folds off
set nofoldenable
And toggle them with zi. My auto-origami plugin (on github—link later) toggles the foldcolumn for me.
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An alternative ~/.vimrc addition which only affects org-mode files:
autocmd FileType org setlocal foldlevel=99
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There is a :folddoclosed command which iterates over all closed folds (just like :g command for the whole buffer) and executes one or more commands on them. So I would close all folds, convert each fold into one long line by replacing the end-of-line with a unique marker, shuffle the lines around, and replace the markers with line-breaks. Something along
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