Some quick tips on searching in nvim.
To search for a word in the current file:
:/your_word
Uses regex to search for the word in the current file. Use ’n’ to go to the next instance of the word, and ‘N’ to go to the previous.
To search for the word selected in visual mode, press * or #. This will
search for the word under the cursor.
Now to find and replace, the %s command is used. For example:
To enable spell checking in vim, use the command set spell. This will highlight
misspelled words in your markdown files.
To enable spell checking:
:set spell
:set spelllang=en_us
Spelling suggestions can be accessed with z=. This will open a window with
suggestions for the misspelled word.
If you want to add a word to your dictionary, use the command zg.
Or to manually add a word to your dictionary:
:spellgood YOUR_WORD
Set your line width to 80 characters. This is a good width for readability and makes it easier to read your markdown files on different devices.