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I keep changing the title from API URL to API Documentation because I wanted to change the way it looked and it keeps returning back to API URL. I change the text, it saves it automatically and then I check on the preview of my documentation site, but when I come back the next day, it is back to API URL. I am the only person writing API documentation and none of the other two on my account have changed anything. What's going on? Am I not supposed to change that text?

In the try it provide a way to set global header values so that you don't have to cut and paste into every endpoint that you want to try.

I am planning to login some customers for advanced features (API-related), but I don't want people to have to log in at all just to see the guides.

In the metrics view, I see an option to view API calls by users, either by entering their email or their API Key. When I entered the API key I see a user sending, nothing shows up in the API calls graph, though I can see that they're using that key in the request headers. Is this a bug on readme's system or is there something I'm doing wrong? It would be very helpful to view calls by API Key given that many of our users arent logged in with email addresses.

Hello! We recently migrated a project into 2 projects. Our mobile SDKs and our Web SDKs were all in a project We moved the SDKs to a new project and left the web documentation in the old project However, when I use the [search feature](https://docs.readme.com/docs/search) on the original project where we now keep our web API documentation, content is displayed in the results that have moved to the new SDK project. The original content URL is being returned as the search result, and the user then sees a 404 error since the content is no longer in that project. Is there a period of time search caches results? It's been several weeks since the project migration. Is there a way to remove these results from showing?

I am trying to run command line to update the existing api definition with a modified one. rdme openapi [path to yaml] --key=rdme_xyz --id=abcd Now I would like to find out 2 things 1. Can I push this new yaml in a dryrun/unpublished mode? so that I can verify it on readme devportal as an admin. 2. Or Can I upload this as a new api definition instead and make it in unpublished mode?

Typically, if when editing a document through the dashboard, I do not modify the "What's next" field at the very bottom, then when viewing the article, I will have two links: one to the previous page, and one to the next page. These links are described with the current titles of the pages they link to. That's great. However, if I manually add a page, e.g. I am editing page A, which has subpage A.1, but I want to link to page B in the same category, then I encounter difficulties when I change the title of page B. Then, if I change page B to be titled C, the "What's next" section in page A contains a link called "B" pointing to page C. Could the titles of these links be kept up to date with the titles of the pages?

I am trying to build a custom landing page where I would like to show a set of projects before login and then show another set of projects post login. I was hoping I can access allowedProjects from the User object, but thats not accessible. All I can get is {{user.name}} and no other user fields are visible on custom global landing page. Can you please help me understand why? is there some other setting I need to do?

When I visit the home page of my docs I get a "too many redirects" error. It seems to be trying to reach `/reference` but gets stuck in an infinite loop. We are using a custom domain but that was set up years ago and has been working fine until this week. In the Readme settings it says that the DNS is still set up correctly. I presume something has changed on the Readme side which has caused an infinite redirection loop? How do we get back online?