For example, I have a comprehensive dropdown list in one snippet that I need to reproduce in another snippet (nothing needs to be changed), without copying the entire snippet. Is there an easy way to do this?
Hi @Bobby_Desai Welcome to the forum!
I think you are looking for the import command:
You can put the dropdown in a separate snippet X, and then import snippet X into any snippet that you'd like
Unfortunately, that's is not what I need
For snippet A, I have a dropdown menu. I need to reproduce only the dropdown menu (without having to redo the entire snippet) for another snippet B. I don't want or need the entirety of snippet A. Only the dropdown box. Is there a way to copy the dropdown only from one snippet to another?
Let me rephrase my suggestion:
Snippet X contains the dropdown menu.
Snippet A imports the snippet X.
Snippet B imports the snippet X.
To set this up: you will need to cut the dropdown menu from the snippet A and paste it into the snippet X. This way: both the snippets can share the dropdown menu (and only the dropdown menu). Let me know if it works for you.
That is exactly what I need, but how do you copy and paste the dropdown? I don't see a way to do that
Hey Bobby! You can highlight a dropdown menu with your mouse, use control+c to copy, then control+v to paste it.
Does that work for you?
Thank you so much! A great help!!
Why not have global lists that can be called upon in different snippets? That way, there is less jumping through various hoops, and time is saved.
Hi @nathanir, welcome to the forum.
I believe the {import}
command does the job pretty well here, do you have any difficulties with using it to share with us so that we can improve?
Thanks, Abdalla; I will try that and get back if I have a problem. One learns every day.
Thanks again, the problem has been sorted.