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Would there be support for inline code highlight, such as <https://facelessuser.github.io/pymdown-extensions/extensions/inlinehilite/>

where can I find my readMe secret for custom webhooks

I have an endpoint that consumes a `multipart/form-data` It takes a file and other properties. some of the properties are objects. Below is how Readme renders the properties ``` const sdk = require('api')('@fr0sty/v1.0#3y00k1blog8la60'); sdk.uploadKnowledgeDocument({ newKey: 'New Value', appVisibility: 'visible', name: 'Product Release Monthly Webinar - May 2023', file: 'starbucks%20brand%20voice.pdf' }) .then(({ data }) => console.log(data)) .catch(err => console.error(err)); ``` `newKey` should be inside an object with a key of `metadata` and `appVisibility` should inside an object with key `settings` Below is how it should look. ``` const sdk = require('api')('@fr0sty/v1.0#3y00k1blog8la60'); sdk.uploadKnowledgeDocument({ metadata: { newKey: 'New Value'}, settings: {appVisibility: 'visible'}, name: 'Product Release Monthly Webinar - May 2023', file: 'starbucks%20brand%20voice.pdf' }) .then(({ data }) => console.log(data)) .catch(err => console.error(err)); ``` Stoplight & Swagger-UI produce the above result. Why does `Readme` not include the `metadata` & `settings` key in the object?

I have guides that go as deep as a L4 heading ####. Is it possible to add these to the table of contents?

This would be a really useful feature for us to be able to grow engagement.

im working with opeanpi 3.0.3 and i would like to add a custom description for root tag like a "payment link" see image  it is posible ?

Is it possible to add a code block within a table?

Hi there, My name is Alexander, I'm a developer from FundApps. I am currently looking at using readme to consolidate our implementation and I noticed a couple of issues in playing around. If you create a category with the same name as an API reference that the admin window gets into a broken state where it becomes difficult to move pages and delete categories. Similarly if you duplicate page names between your api reference and your guide, the api reference page appears in the guide. Are these intended behaviours? It comes across to me like a potential issue if you are syncing documentation across 2 or more Github repositories (which don't have knowledge of the page titles between repositories). The first issue we can be careful about, but the second is harder to ensure safety. Otherwise I am super keen on using ReadMe and will be presenting to my company! Thanks, Alex

If I use an apostrophe in the title in a guide page metadata, it turns into ' in the browser tab title on the guide public page. It happens because the title is HTML-escaped 2 times, therefore I get the result of the first escaping in the browser tab.