Discussions

How do we add a custom page to the navigation? I see on [this page](https://docs.readme.com/docs/custom-page) that it lists the custom page in the nav but I have no idea how to acheive that.

I have an Enterprisegroup in which there is a project1, and linked project named project2. project1 and project2 are made private. Now when I open <https://enterprisegroup.readme.io>. I see the default global landing page with project1 but not project 2. This is before login. BTW, I have made login as custom login withAuth0. Now from Auth0 I am sending the JWT token in which this exists allowedProjects:[{ subdomain: 'project1', access: 'readonly' },{ subdomain: 'project2', access: 'readonly' }] But post login, I am not able to see project2 at all. Is there something I am missing here?

I have multiple environments for a given api with different endpoints. For the logged on user, I am pre populating an apikey via custom login JWT. But I want to pre-populate a different apikey per environment that user has selected. For ex: apikey : dev key when user selected <https://dev.org/api1> apikey: test key when user selected <https://test.org/api1> How can I update and show the right api key per environment, I can pass all the right apikeys per environment in my jwt token (post login)

I want to deprecate particular api end point and make it visible to customer that this endpoint is depreciated. How to do that?

I would like to create and manage an XML Sitemap of our Docs website with, which uses ReadMe. Is there an option to manage an XML Sitemap or upload an XML file to a subfolder?

I know that ReadMe is semver-ish with the supported versions, but this is posing a problem for us when we want to create a date-based version. We have a version 2022-09 that is not accepted by semver. Are there any suggestions for what we can do?

My api response returns data with the following structure ```json json { "data": [ { "id": "", "name": "", "children": [ { "id": "", "name": "", "children": [ ] }, { "id": "", "name": "", "children": [ ] }, ] } ] } ``` The children contains other children and so on, what is the best way to do so?

When I update a Guide page, I get a message that says error submitting form. This happens after entering text and clicking the Save to Staging button. The page that I am working on is quite large with many tables. Do you have any ideas why I am getting this error and what I can do?

Is it possible to make an existing page a subpage of another existing page?