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Disable HTML URL Encoding of headers
Currently we have a token header that will contain a space
When this is added, the example request fills in that header space with an encoded %20 which breaks the sample request. This is the case with all of our docs, where none of the sample requests will work
Support for Mermaid or other Markdown-generated images?
Hey Readme team,
Readme pages are not indexed by search engine.
We recently launched our website and discovered that none of our published articles are searchable by Google. This is because there is no sitemap available for readme pages, so Google won't index them. Our temporary solution is to manually create and update a sitemap.xml every time a new article is added, but this is very cumbersome.
Please add option to set light/dark theme to Same as System on iPhones when using Safari browser
Currently it is not possible to set theme to Same as System on iPhones when using Safari browser.
Are you planning to include Chat GPT capabilities to generate answers based on an existing documentation in Readme?
We have extensive product documentation on Readme and would love to learn how we can potentially use Chat GPT to generate answers for our customers and customer support agents.
Array property items with oneOf $ref lists supported?
I have a OpenAPI definition that renders as expected when using another openapi viewer called StopLight . I'm trying to load this yml file to our readme site and am encountering an issue with the UI not rendering correctly for array properties using oneOf with $ref's. The property in question is defined like the following:
How to add Headings in Table of contents from custom HTML in markdown
- I have created a new page in Guide.
- I used '/Custom HTML' block and added a h4 tag in the HTML.
- How can I get this heading to appear in 'Table of contents'
How to track search events?
Hi - i have implemented the Segment integration and I am surprised not to see search events being sent to segment.
Getting "local issuer certificate" error
When I run the command to upload a new file (or even a simple command such as npx rdm version --key=), I get the following message: request to https://dash.readme.com/api/v1/version/v2023.1.4 failed, reason: unable to get local issuer certificate. I saw some suggestions about turning off strict SSL checking, but that didn't work. Any ideas?
Can I programmatically embed recipes?
Our company currently syncs the content of our ReadMe docs from a Git repository using the rdme client. Is there a way to embed our recipes in our markdown files programmatically so developers do not have to go into the readme UI to add recipes?