When using KOMA-Script, one has \RedeclareSectionCommand available to adjust the spacing before/after section titles, as described in this question.
I want the content of the section to appear on the immediate next line under the section title, without any extra vertical space. The following mwe shows the content as I want it:
\documentclass{scrartcl}
\begin{document}
\RedeclareSectionCommand[afterskip=1pt]{section} %the magic happens here
\section{Foo}
This is some text to show off
\section{Bar}
This is some text to show off
\section{Baz}
This is some text to show off
\end{document}
In my actual document however, I use parskip=full- as argument to \documentclass. This has the effect, that there will be an empty line between the section title and the section content, which I don't want. The mwe also shows this behaviour. Every allowed value for parskip with starts with full or half shows this behaviour.
I think this is the normal and expected behaviour, as the german documentation explicitly states that the whitespace preceedes the paragraph.
Because time is an issue right now, I hacked it by putting \vspace*{-\baselineskip} after every \section{}, but this is of course unacceptable for long term use.
How do I get the behaviour of parskip=full- and \RedeclareSectionCommand[afterskip=1pt]{section}, with the exception that I don't want any vertical space between the section title and the corresponsing content?
