Discussions
How to add a code in discussion?
Hello everyone, please, I need to understand how to add a piece of code in a post, as if I want to add a code in this post.
readme.io create incorrect JSON structure
JSON incorrect structure through README.IO-------------------------------------------
How to add Multiple Section in Change log?
For ex: I have two products, say Product A and Product B.
Reusable blocks - Feature Request
Hello! I am interested in reusable blocks, like Wordpress has: https://wordpress.com/support/wordpress-editor/blocks/reusable-block/
Is it possible to export one document (e.g. as html) and then import the translation versions？
We're like to translate one existing document managed by ReadMe, and would like to export resource English files for translation, and then import the translated files back to the tool to make language versions. Is it possible? If so, could you please suggest how shall we proceed?
Changing the page slug does not seem to update cross-reference hyperlinks
If I change the page slug, links I created to that page from other pages are broken. If it is not possible to automatically update those links when I change the slug, I need a report of the broken links so I can go fix them.
Is it possible to upload a text file (code snippet) for users to download?
To get my users going on Postman they need a code snippet that they then export to their Postman collection, which is best done as a JSON file. It is not, however, in OAS. Is there a way to upload this file for them to download rather than asking them to copy and paste the snippet from a page etc.?
Is there a way to use a glossary term in a variable definition?
For example, I'm using variables to house basic, one-paragraph definitions for each of our API endpoints. They use glossary terms. When I copy and paste the paragraph from a page into a variable definition field, the glossary term does not work.
Is there a way to link from one glossary definition to another?
For example, I have a term that really should point the user to another term, such as "User" and "User ID". If I use the "GLOSSARYTERM within a glossary definition, the reference does not work. At the very least I'd like to be able to write "See Also: GLOSSARYTERM" and have that link to the other glossary. Additionally, I'd like to be able to display my entire glossary to the user as a page. Is that possible?
Refreshing/side nav is too laborious
Every time I edit something that affects the side nav, I have to refresh and when I do that I am returned to the top of the side nav and often have to spend some time hunting for where I left off in that nav. Sometimes, I get interrupted at that moment and totally lose my place and forget what I was doing so this is risky to my authoring process. Two things that would reduce the time and effort here: 1) Refresh the site whenever I save edits to a page that affects the side nav (a prompt to do that would be fine), and 2) Hold my place in that nav when refreshing.