Removed the global nospell autocommands:
The lines `autocmd BufRead,BufNewFile * setlocal nospell` and
`autocmd BufRead,BufNewFile *.* setlocal nospell` have been removed.
These were turning off spell checking for all files.
I removed the filename from markdown frontmatter. I've renamed file and
the filename in the frontmatter doesn't update. That's a recipe for
confusion later
I'd removed the hashmarks from the markdown frontmatte tempplate so I
could use tags in SilverBullet, but decided against using SilverBullet
regularly. Not enough to break proper formatting.
While troublshooting markdown bullets in Vim, I commented out a bunch
of extraneous options. I'll leave it like this for a bit before removing
anything permanently.
I changed the markdown and readinglist templates to a "frontmatter"
format. Hoping to see if I can make my notes more easily processed by
using a pre-defined header.
I'm experimenting with using the arrow keys:
- <ctrl>-arrow left/right to switch buffers
- <alt>-arrow left/right/up/down to navigate panes
I left the old maps commented out in case this breaks something
- Re-arranged the status line
- changed colors of inactive pane to be more muted
- fixed header auto-populate on shell header
- enabled some setting for ft=yaml
Re-arranged things to make it easier to see if I'm over-writing
keybindings. Added comments to areas that didn't have any. Reverted
some keybindings I found I wasn't using.
Also changed the Banner template to use double-quotes instead of
hash marks since I only ever use it in my .vimrc
Since my markdown templates use `Title` and the keyword for the filename
and my ReadingList template also used `Title` as a keyword, my
automations were getting confused.
I changed `Title` in the markdown template to `filename` to solve.
Also, I reverted my `poor man's surround` keybindings for an actual
plugin: `tpope/vim-surround`
