markdown.snippets

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## Edit via: RStudio > Tools > Edit Code Snippets
# Released under a MIT license

snippet fragment
	[${1:text}]{.${2:type}}
	
snippet aside
	[${1:text}]{.aside}
	
snippet fence
	:::{.${1:type}}
		${2:body}
	:::

snippet panel
	::: {.panel-tabset}
		${1:body}
	:::
	
snippet column
	:::: {.columns}

	::: {.column width="50%"}
	Left column
	:::

	::: {.column width="50%"}
	Right column
	:::

	::::

# Code image at: ![](https://i.imgur.com/jhOo3mq.png)

Here's the vscode equivalent.
To use it

1. Command palette (cmd+shift+p): "configure user snippets"
2. quarto.json
3. Insert the template below
4. Within an .qmd file, call "Insert snippet" from the command palette (cmd+shift+p) and select the respective snippet

{
  "column": {
    "prefix": "column",
    "body": [":::: {.columns}", "", "::: {.column width=\"40%\"}", "Left column", ":::", "", "::: {.column width=\"60%\"}", "Right column", ":::", "", "::::"],
    "description": "quarto columns"
  },
  "panel": {
    "prefix": "panel",
    "body": ["::: {.panel-tabset}", "${1:body}", ":::"],
    "description": "quarto panel"
  },
  "fence": {
    "prefix": "fence",
    "body": [":::{.${1:type}}", "${2:body}", ":::"],
    "description": "quarto fence"
  },
  "aside": {
    "prefix": "",
    "body": ["::: aside", "${1:body}", ":::"],
    "description": "quarto aside"
  },
  "fragment": {
    "prefix": "",
    "body": ["::: {.fragment .${1:type}}", "${2:body}", ":::"],
    "description": "quarto fragment"
  },
}

Very helpful. Perhaps change the filename to markdown.snippets because that's the filename RStudio saves these in, and GitHub automatically provides syntax highlighting for .snippets files.

Very helpful. Perhaps change the filename to markdown.snippets because that's the filename RStudio saves these in, and GitHub automatically provides syntax highlighting for .snippets files.

Excellent, done!!

thank you very much