Zen mode is a plugin most writing apps provide. I created my own in Neovim by hidding tmux bars and center text.
# Examples
# Neovim
Zen mode in Neovim - I used
wp.ssp.sh (nvim dots for Wordprocessor):
And Nvim without Zen:
# Obsidian
In Obsidian I’ve built the same, hiding the right size bar and tab bars - I used the same shortcut <leader>+z with the Vimrc Plugin.
Zen Mode:
And without Zen mode:
# Zen Configs
# Obsidian
Set Zen mode to hide tab and right side to have focus mode:
1
2
3
4
|
" Zen mode (hide tab bar) and right side
exmap toggle_tab obcommand obsidian-hider:toggle-tab-containers
exmap toggle_right obcommand app:toggle-right-sidebar
nmap <Space>z :toggle_tab<CR>:toggle_right<CR>
|
Check dotfiles at
.obsidian/.vimrc.
# Neovim
I’m using zen-mode plugin with additinal tmux configs
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
|
return {
"folke/zen-mode.nvim",
lazy = false,
priority = 1000,
config = function()
require("zen-mode").setup({
on_open = function(_)
vim.g.zen_mode_active = true
vim.fn.system([[tmux set status off]])
vim.fn.system(
grep -q Z )
end,
on_close = function(_)
vim.g.zen_mode_active = false
vim.fn.system([[tmux set status on]])
vim.fn.system(
grep -q Z && tmux resize-pane -Z)
end,
window = {
width = 120,
options = {
relativenumber = false,
signcolumn = "no",
number = false, -- disable number column
},
},
})
end,
}
|
See dotfiles at
zen-mode.lua.
# Further Reads
Origin: Vimrc for Obsidian