LifeLab · tag reveal
Both options share the exact same rest state (rendered, right-aligned, tail collapsed to +N) and the same reveal: caret enters the line, the decoration drops, the literal source shows inline with the : autocomplete you already have. The only difference is what the long raw line does — wrap under the title, or scroll horizontally.
Decoration on: tags right-align in a fixed column, the title truncates with … before it, and the overflow tail collapses to +2. Identical for both options — nothing is being edited yet.
+2) without showing it. Click in → reveal (see right).On focus the line wraps (lineWrapping on for the active block). Title stays fully visible; the raw :tag: run flows onto the next visual line. No horizontal scroll, nothing leaves the viewport while you edit.
Org's own behavior — the raw line stays single, and the view scrolls to keep the caret in sight. Simplest, most buffer-faithful. Tradeoff: when you're deep in the tags, the title start has scrolled off the left edge.
‹ fade). Single-line, zero vertical shift, exactly like a terminal buffer — but you lose sight of the headline while appending tags to a long title. Fine when titles are short.