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| Structural navigation | Jump between headings, list items, links, and open buffers with bracket motions that work with counts and operators. |
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Jump between document structures using bracket motions. All navigation motions work with counts (e.g., 3]h jumps 3 headings forward) and operators (e.g., d]h deletes to the next heading).
Keybindings
!keybindings#Structural navigation
Headings
]h and [h jump to the next and previous heading of any level. For level-specific navigation, use ]1–]6 and [1–[6 to jump to headings of that exact level (e.g., ]2 jumps to the next ## heading).
Heading detection uses Markdown syntax — lines starting with # characters. Works in both Source mode and Live Preview.
List items
]l and [l jump between list items at the same indentation level. This means nested list items are skipped when navigating at the parent level, and vice versa. Supports all Markdown list types: unordered (-, *, +), ordered (1.), and task lists (- [ ]).
Links
]n and [n jump between links in the document. Matches both wikilinks ([[...]]) and standard Markdown links ([text](url)).
Buffers
]b and [b cycle through open tabs (buffers), equivalent to gt and gT. Useful in combination with operators or counts.
Configuration
Toggle via Settings → Vim Motions → Structural navigation or set navigation / set nonav in vimrc.