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Expand Up @@ -100,6 +100,20 @@ Save the file | `:w` then `<Enter>`
Save the file then quit | `:wq` then `<Enter>`
Quit without saving the file | `:q!` then `<Enter>`

### Create new window

It's a good idea split windows in your text editor to visualize and make changes that depends on each other. For example, you need use a class selector in css of a html tag with specific class. So, you can do it with:

Action | Keys
------ | ----
Split Up/Down | `:sp <filename>`
Split Left/Right | `:vsp <filename>`
Move between windows | `<Ctrl>` + `w` + `h/j/k/l`
Grow window | `<Ctrl>` + `w` + `-`
Shrink window | `<Ctrl>` + `w` + `+`

Remember that `h`, `j`, `k` and `l` move cursor to left, down, up and right respectively.

## Settings

These are some of the commands to customise the display:
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