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I have some images in a page and want to use them somewhere else. How do I find them and reuse them?

I'm trialing Readme for potentially utilizing for our developer documentation and dev portal. I have attempted to upload several different versions of my spec that have two different values being passed in as headers. However when I go to the portal it makes me select one or the other but doesn't allow me to pass both which is required. <br /> ``` token: type: "apiKey" name: "token" in: "header" api_key: type: "apiKey" name: "x-api-key" in: "header" ``` If I view the same spec in swagger editor I see below and it lets me pass both.  How would I accomplish this in readme?

We have an API which responses with PDF binary data using content-type application/pdf and content-disposition: inline; readme.io is displaying the resulting binary as text within the response panel. How do we improve this behaviour to either displaying the PDF inline in the response panel (like Postman or Insomnia would) or triggering a browser file download?

Hi In our guide, we created several page of type "external link". They have worked as expected, but today I realize that they are not working. You can see several of these links on this [page](https://readme.anytrack.io/docs/page-with-external-links). Is this a known bug and is there an ETA for a fix?

Hey Team, I need assistance with implementing a try out feature for an API spec file that contains two versions of a project. I would like the try out feature to be available in separate links for version v1 and version v2. However, currently, the version parameters and headers are being combined into one link instead of being segregated. I have provided a sample spec file with multiple versions for your reference. Can you please help me resolve this issue? Thank you. <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jvzlm36QlRd_Wn7B0bIOISOlQjiSaF99/view?usp=sharing> <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jvzlm36QlRd_Wn7B0bIOISOlQjiSaF99/view>

It seems like, in a table about compatibilities, can it correctly parse something like the following to provide answers: _[header row]_. _Capability Y_ \|\| _Capability Z_ - Software A: ✅ || ❌ - Software B: ❌ || ✅ Would using Git-style emoji shortcodes work better (e.g. :check-mark:) or an image or icon with alt-text?

Hi, I want to document response parameters like it is done on this page: <https://docs.readme.com/main/reference/updatedoc> including a definition and example values for each. I cannot find out how to do this. Can you give an advice please? Thank you!

HI! We have custom methods (e.g., `RELOAD`). What should I do to be able to select it in the dropdown when I document a new endpoint? Where to configure it? Thanks a lot!

HI! We have custom methods (e.g., `RELOAD`). What should I do to be able to select it in the dropdown when I document a new endpoint? Where to configure it? Thanks a lot!

Does readme support a webhook to notify when a new discussion question / response is posted? Apologies if I missed this in the docs. Thanks :)