When TeXstudio completes a command like \label{key} that requires an argument a placeholder is positioned between curly brackets. The placeholder is surrounded by a red frame. When jumping forward through the document using CTRL+Leftarrow or CTRL+Rightarrow jumping to the placeholder takes precedence over jumping to next/last words and even takes you across multiple lines.
While I want this behaviour I also want to be able to jump single words in the direction of the last placeholder after it is set to the wanted content. To do this I need to somehow finalize the placeholder indicated by the removal of the red frame. I can do this by a number of combinations of moving the cursor into the red frame, pressing Enter and then undoing the Enter press.
However, that doesn't feel like a forward way to composing a document and I suspect there is a right way to make a placeholder lose its jump point property. So, what is the correct way to finalize a placeholder?
