Jump to main contents with a hotkey

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What I’m trying to do

I am adding properties in Live Preview. Ctrl+ allows me to add a new property. But when I finish adding properties, I want to start adding the file’s actual contents. At this point, I am using a mouse. I hate doing so.

Things I have tried

There is a way to do it with the keyboard: pressing ESC to exit the dropdown of recommendations in the property’s value and then pressing twice TAB to jump to “Add property” and from there to the main contents.

What I want

To be able to do so with a single keypress/combination (like ctrl+;).

Any ideas?

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For me, arrowing down brings me in the body of the note.

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For me, arrowing down navigates the suggestion dropdown. If I exit the menu (but stay in the property editing), arrowing down does nothing. I can then exit the property editing by a second ESC and press down-arrow twice (just like TAB twice) to get the main contents. So, it does not spare even a single key press (it just switches TAB with DOWN).

It might be relevant to test it with a property of list type, but I think string types behave similarly.

Also, it might be relevant: I am using vim-mode.

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That might very well be. I advise you to also add that information to your first post so people evaluating the problem immediately have this information as well.

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Escape should return the cursor back to where it was in the note before you focused the properties section.

Alt↓ (or Option↓ on macOS) will move the cursor to the end of the properties section, to the start of the note.

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