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There's no a way to do it, though setting nowrap for markdown buffers is one way to avoid the issue.
The root cause is the same as this: #82, which is the most common issue I get. You can go to the issue in neovim core that's linked there if you want more details.
There's basically no way to shift text up a line by using concealing, with wrap enabled a line will always take up the same number of physical rows and text will always appear on the same row, concealing only shifts text horizontally.
If anyone ever finds a way to fix this with actual code examples please LMK, otherwise it kind of is what it is, I've spent a fair amount of time trying things out and gotten nowhere.
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ABlueDruid commentedon Apr 21, 2025
Try to unwrap the lines neovim -->
:set nowrap. That should fix this.If not then it is kind of a bug ig.
alloc33 commentedon Apr 22, 2025
Now if my buffer width is 50px I have to scroll right to get to the end of the sentence :)
MeanderingProgrammer commentedon Apr 22, 2025
There's no a way to do it, though setting
nowrapformarkdownbuffers is one way to avoid the issue.The root cause is the same as this: #82, which is the most common issue I get. You can go to the issue in neovim core that's linked there if you want more details.
There's basically no way to shift text up a line by using concealing, with
wrapenabled a line will always take up the same number of physical rows and text will always appear on the same row, concealing only shifts text horizontally.If anyone ever finds a way to fix this with actual code examples please LMK, otherwise it kind of is what it is, I've spent a fair amount of time trying things out and gotten nowhere.