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I have used custom login to authenticate our end users from global landing page. Now I also have enabled protection for internal documentation with protection type as project members only. I want my end users post login to get redirected to internal documents/pages had they bookmarked those. However despite my IDP sends in this way <https://domain.readme.io/internalpage?auth_token=JWT> readme is still making user to relogin again. So my questions are as below. 1. if ProtectionType is project members only, are those pages visible only for teammates but not the end users? 2. if I change protection type to custom login, what custom login uri should I give? as I might have multiple internal pages to get redirected.

Trying to add NodeJS code examples, and there are no option. So had to select JS as type. But in that way, I'm not being able to write any instruction on how to install the package. Same for Python, Java and other languages. There should be way to explicitly say, how the dev is going to include/install the package into their system. Please let me know, if there is any way to do this, that I might have missed or any wayaround. Thanks in advance, even if there is no way to do so, please do let me know any ideas on how to solve this issue with existing system.

If any code example is added then the auto generated codes are grouped under the three dots (more option). So if I want to keep both auto generated and the my own custom code examples in the plain sight and not buried under the three dots then what should be done, if there is any way. Thanks in advance.

On beta version it's not working as decribed at the regular version. When adding brackets (\[]) it's not offering pages. Is there a different way on the beta version?

<https://docs.os1.delhivery.com/changelog> for some reason the content has stopped rendering. Any idea why?

How do I add a 3rd sub page?

Hi Community, The delete version documentation is a little thin, so I'd like to check with the community about deleting a trial version. I created a new readme version forked from our current master version as a test. I no longer need that forked test version, and it has never been marked as master/main, public, or the like. Is it safe to just use the delete version operation for my trial version if I no longer need it? Is there any impact to the version/base that this was forked from? Thanks and best regards, Barb

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)