Collection of helpful notes that don't require a standalone article
Called modal lines, one can place these at the top of any text
file and vim will read those settings when opening that file. To make
editing the html file for this blog post easier, I have at the top # vim: set wrap:
which wraps the text when it gets to the end of the buffer.
To make vim aware of the folds in my sway config, I added the line.# vim:fileencoding=utf-8:ft=conf:foldmethod=marke
Now I can indicate folds with {{{ and }}} and any vim editor will recognize them with no configuration needed