2025-04-05: Frequently when I’m editing (appending) to long-running Markdown
documents, I find myself nearing the bottom of the buffer. The naive solution is
to carriage return until I have more “space” in the form of new lines which when
I save the document will be automatically removed via linter. However, the
“neovimial” solution is simple: zz. This “moves the buffer preview” such that
your cursor is centered.
Long before 2025-04-05: At some point I decided that I wanted to adhere to the
CommonMark specification of markdown which requires that lines be no longer
than 80 characters long. It’s grueling to do that manually. Consider situations
where you have long quotes or generally stylized markdown text. Imagine carriage
returning over and over and inserting those brackets. Neovimial solution:
gwgw on visually selected lines. There’s some other configuration here I
will try to reference.