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 # Snippet Copy
 
 Ever wanted to copy part of a source file as a snippet and paste it somewhere else, like in Slack or in a GitHub comment?
-Previously, you either got a bunch of unnecessary indentation that made the snippet ugly to read or you had to manually un-tab the snippet, copy, and then reset the indentation.
 
+Previously, you either got a bunch of unnecessary indentation that made the snippet ugly to read or you had to manually un-tab the snippet, copy, and then reset the indentation.
 With **Snippet Copy** you can automatically get a snippet added to your clipboard with all the unnecessary indentation already removed!
 
 ## Features
 
-You can use the extension via a bunch of different ways:
+All features can be used via different ways in VS Code
 
-- Via the Command Palette and the pre-configured keyboard shortcut
+- ⌨️ The **Command Palette** and the pre-configured **Keyboard Shortcuts**
 
 	![Command in Command Palette](images/command-palette.png)
 
-- Via the Context Menu on selected text in the editor
+- 📝 The **Context Menu** on selected text in the editor
 
 	![Command in Context Menu](images/context-menu.png)
+
+### Copy Snippet Without Leading Indentation
+
+Simply get a copy of your currently selected code or text snippet added to your clipboard – without any unnecessary indentation that you would otherwise need to remove manually.
+
+### Copy Snippet Without Leading Indentation as Markdown Code Block
+
+This command has an additional configuration option that let's you determine if the Markdown code block should contain the file's language identifier which enables [syntax highlighting](https://help.github.com/en/github/writing-on-github/creating-and-highlighting-code-blocks#syntax-highlighting) in some places:
+
+```json
+"snippet-copy.addLanguageIdToMarkdownBlock": false // Default is false
+```