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this is not issue!

hi rob! could you share your vscode settings here! just for reference!

Selecting text and converting it?

Awesome extension. Love the way it inserts ordered and unordered lists.

I was wondering if we can add a new feature. I would love to be able to select text and turn it into a list. Like:

2 niet al te grote appels
40 gr rozijnen
2 eetlepels suiker
1 theelepel kaneel

Press some sort of a shortkey and it turns the lines into:

- 2 niet al te grote appels
- 40 gr rozijnen
- 2 eetlepels suiker
- 1 theelepel kaneel

Would that be possible?

A small change to the snippet of "Insert code" for more convenience

Many thanks for your contributions to this extension!

Most time, when I insert some code in Markdown, I want to specify the language of code. The current snippet of "insert code" will generate two lines of code fence, with a new line in between, with the cursor at new line.
So I:

  1. press a backspace first and get back to the upper code block fence.
  2. Type the code language.
  3. Press an Enter.

And finally start to code.

The operations are not much complex, but I think they can be simpler.

Currently:
```
_  <- cursor here at the new line
```

New:
```_  <- cursor here, so I can just type the language name then press enter and start coding
```

With the new snippet, I just type the language name, then Enter to the new line. It should be more practical.

Documentation reports a different key binding for 'Insert fenced code block'

Hi,

I tried out your extentions, thanks for making it.
I wanted to use it specifically for 'Insert fenced code block', but this is not correctly documented.
It is mapped to Ctrl+m,Ctrl+f in the json.
But your documentation says this is 'Insert Heading'?
I suspect this is a copy/paste error in the documentation,
but because we can't see the name in the UI, this was annoying to figure out.

Please consider keeping the supported vscode engine in package.json as low as possible to have bigger audience

Hello,
Thanks for the great extension.
I use Vscode 1.47. and this extension works on it.

But when I install it from the marketplace it says: unsupported vs version. it is because in package.json the minimum vs engine chosen is 1.48.

If you could keep it low, more version of vscode can use it.

This comment applies to your other extension in the pack - vscode-markdown-snippets as well.

Please consider.

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