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Hello, I got two simple questions, for which I didn't find the answer in docs nor here: 1. Is it possible to use JS in HTML code for landing page content without resorting to custom HTML/CSS available in enterprise plans only? 2. Is there any preview functionality for a landing page or do I have to test changes directly on production?

Hello, friends! I am a developer from Superwise.ai team. We are using readme for our documentations and I have a question: Is it possible to integrate Recipe into our site as widget, iframe or something else? We want to show Recipe modal on our side without redirecting to all documentation. I didn't find anything in "readme" documentation about it and I've tried to add all page as iframe but received error about "X-Iframe_options" is set to "deny".

Is it possible to set it up so that readers can send requests to my API and receive results?

Firstly, I'm confused by your conflicting instructions. On the glossary management page in my account (/v1.0/glossary-definitions), the page description reads: "To use, type <<glossary:phrase>> in your documentation" It doesn't say anything about case sensitivity, so I was surprised to discover recently that when a term entered as "Withdrawal" is referenced in a doc as <<glossary:withdrawal>>, it is omitted from the customer view of the page. Then I came across this example [in the documentation](https://rdmd.readme.io/docs/features#glossary-terms): Both **GLOSSARY:EXOGENOUS** and **GLOSSARY:ENDOGENOUS** are long words. Which displays the words in lowercase. Great! However, when I tried that myself, using **GLOSSARY:MAINNET** in a doc, in the hope of it retrieving my definition for <<glossary:mainnet>>, it shows up as: "The functionality described on this page is not yet available on GLOSSARY:MAINNET." Do I have to create duplicate glossary entries to accommodate both upper and lowercase usage of the term?

Is there a readme custom CSS variable for text areas? I believe when fields have raw json as an input the html is a textarea. I can update normal string/integer inputs with .rm-ParamInput and change the size and whatnot, but it doesn't change the param for raw json which is a textarea. is there an option for this?

We're about to push some UX updates on our global landing page as well as some CSS to make things like the Page Quality feedback component more prominent. We'd like to do some kind of UX survey to measure user sentiment on the changes. Has anyone done anything like this? I know that we could get a list of users visiting the site, but I'd love to be able to pop up a CTA within ReadMe that would take folks there while they are viewing the docs

How do I rename the "Guides" section?

Hello, I think an update to readme broke the strings with enum. Our customers cannot know which fields are selectable. I'm trying to update my documentation and nothing happens. I find that your documentation has the same bug. For example, on your documentation the selectors are empty. 

I would like to set a default query parameter of type "Date time" to yesterday or 30 days ago instead of putting a static value. Is there a way we can achieve this? I couldn't find it in the help docs.