I have written a vim plugin (ikiwiki-nav) that enables you to "follow" the wikilinks in an IkiWiki page, from inside vim; the plugin does the following:
- extract the wikilink of the text under the cursor
- figure out which is the file associated with the wikilink
- open that file (if it exists) in vim
It also has a couple of mappings for jumping to the previous/next wikilink in the current file.
ikiwiki-nav can be found here. You can find the usage and installation instructions there too.
It has a git repo, which you can find here.
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