> Uwe Brauer writes: > I'd go back to the sender telling him his code is utterly broken and I > will not fix it 😉 Lucky you, I can't do that 😱 > Then you have to customize `LaTeX-indent-environment-list' and remove > the entries for 'align', 'equation' and other math environments. They > will then act like regular environments (in theory). Ah well. So 1. I remove the entries, then the filling function will break as it should but its indentation is not optimal. 2. Then I add again the entries and run the filling function and then the indentation works better. That is a bit cumbersome, isn't it â˜šī¸ Uwe