Question 1

How to set up markdown-plus.nvim with lazy.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Install using lazy.nvim with 'ft = "markdown"' and an opts table for configuration. The plugin activates automatically with default keymaps when opening a Markdown file, but you can customize options in the opts table as shown in the README's Quick Start section.

Question 2

markdown-plus.nvim vs obsidian.nvim: which is better for note-taking?

Accepted Answer

markdown-plus.nvim is a general-purpose Markdown editor with zero dependencies, ideal for standalone editing. obsidian.nvim is tailored for Obsidian vaults with features like autocompletion and link navigation. Choose based on whether you need deep Obsidian integration or a versatile, dependency-free tool.

Question 3

Does markdown-plus.nvim support table editing?

Accepted Answer

The README does not mention table creation or editing features; it focuses on formatting, headings, lists, and code blocks. For table support, you might need additional plugins or rely on other Markdown tools.

Question 4

How to migrate from version 1 to version 2 of markdown-plus.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Refer to the v2.0 Migration Guide in the wiki. Key changes include switching to require("markdown-plus").setup(opts), keymap updates to <localleader>, and new features like HTML block awareness. Update your configuration accordingly to avoid issues.

Question 5

Can I use markdown-plus.nvim for writing in non-Markdown files like text files?

Accepted Answer

Yes, core features are filetype agnostic, so formatting and list management work in any filetype. However, Markdown-specific features like heading styles are optimized for .md files, but the plugin's versatility allows cross-filetype use.

Question 6

What are the default keymaps for toggling bold and italic?

Accepted Answer

Default keymaps use prefixes; exact mappings are detailed in the Keymaps Reference wiki. For example, bold might be mb, but check the documentation for the full list, as v2.0 changed defaults to avoid collisions.

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