Discussions
3-level nested TOC - Possible?
Beyond the page and then a page nested under it, is it possible to create a third hierarchical level?
Run Python code within docs
Can I have a try it button for python code. as it is built for API calls?
How do i change the icon for call out signs ?
Hey Guys, I looking for ways to change the default icons given in the call out section. Can you let me know how can I achieve it ?
Access sitemap.xml file?
Does Readme.io maintain a sitemap.xml file for individual documentation sites? And if so, what is the URL to access for our site?
Endpoints experiencing difficulties
Hello, the API Reference have two endpoints displaying this message since yesterday: "This endpoint's documentation is currently experiencing difficulties and will be back online shortly.", and I've not found anything similar to resolve this issue. I need to know what kind of problem it is. Thanks!
Does your company integrate readme.io docs into your company website?
Hi, Are there any readme users who have integrated the docs into their own website? Would love to see examples.
Is it possible to paginate through a list of all docs?
I am working on a search index outside of ReadMe that searches multiple sources: my main marketing site, external blog site, etc. I would like to include my ReadMe docs in the search results. Is there an API method or some other way I can query for the full list of Docs?
Moving a page to a newer version
Hi. Novice user here. I created a new page in a live version of our guide and then made that new page live, not realizing that another editor had already branched a new draft version. Several days later that draft was published, thus removing my new page from our live site. My question is how do I move that page to the new version? I can see that dragging and dropping the page within the old version is easy, but I can't seem to drag it into the new version and republish it live. Do I have to recreate the page in its entirely or is there a way to drag or clone it to the currently live version? Thank you,.
Is it possible to vendor an offline version of docs?
Our application links out to our readme.com documentation, and we'd like to be able to serve the docs locally in case there is no active internet connection. Is this possible with readme?
How to merge "manual" edits with OpenAPI docs generated from source code?
My team currently updates API docs manually via the readme UI, but we're exploring auto-generating the docs from the code of our rails app, and updating them via the readme API. We're stuck on what the correct pattern would be to resolve potential conflicts between manual edits directly in readme, and whatever new edits are generated from code and synced up via OpenAPI.