I like to edit text using vim. I’d like to use vim to work on my wordpress posts. I like using a textwidth of 78. However, if I leave the newlines in the source, wordpress interprets each one as a hard linebreak. If I don’t use a textwidth, it’s harder to navigate through my source. I’d actually prefer to fix wordpress’ behaviour. Anyone know how?
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You should not use this textwidth but rather remap (in VIM) your up and down arrow keys to gj and gk which are great combinations for going up and down visually though being on the same logical line.