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If the description in front matter is not provided, it will display top lines above the <!–more–> tag. If the description is provided, it will display the description in front matter.

Using the tag <!–more–> to separate the content. The content above the tag will be displayed in the list view. The content below the tag will be displayed in the detail view.

What if first line is not a header and with out description?

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Vim Jumps

^ — Move to start of line
$ — Move to end of line
b — Move back a word
w — Move forward a word
e — Move to the end of the next word
Ctrl-o and Ctrl-i to go to the previous/next location you jumped to
``(two backticks) jump back to where you were
gi go back to the last place you inserted a text and enter insert mode

Vim Navigations

{ and } jump paragraph back and forth
Ctrl-F/B move one screen back and forth
Search the word under cursor, then n/p to jump to next/previous

Enable Vim mode in bash

vi ~/.inputrc set editing-mode vi

Enable system clipboard upport

See if system clipboard is supported:

$ vim --version | grep clipboard
-clipboard       +iconv           +path_extra      -toolbar
+eval            +mouse_dec       +startuptime     -xterm_clipboard

Rinstall vim as vim-gnome:

sudo apt-get install vim-gnome

Select what you want using the mouse - then type to copy to clipboard:

"+y

To paste to vim from clipboard type:

"+p

Others

Ex: open the current directory
set number: show line number

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