We report the first studies on the intrinsic properties of a meta-substituted dihydroindacenodithienyl fragment and more generally the strong impact of positional isomerism on dihydroindacenodithiophene derivatives. The influence of the para and meta linkages has notably been highlighted not only for the electronic properties in solution (electrochemical properties, anodic polymerization, HOMO/LUMO energy levels, optical transitions, fluorescence spectra) but also on the physical properties in the solid state (molecular organization, crystallinity, and phase transitions). The positional isomerism hence appears to be a very efficient tool to drastically tune the properties of dihydroindacenodithiophene derivatives.
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