Fixing subheading level sudo-mode.md#36498
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Was working on some docs for WordPress VIP about a similar feature and saw that one of the subheading on this page wasn't at the correct level in the hierarchy. This should fix that.
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Hi @ThirdEyeRose, thanks for spotting and fixing that—would you be willing to change line 48, too? I don't think we need it to say "passkey key". Let me know, but either way I'm happy to merge this. Thank you!
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Sure can, @subatoi ! Requested change has been made on the PR branch |
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Awesome, thanks @ThirdEyeRose! I'll get this merged now. Thanks again for your help and interest in our docs ✨
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Was working on some docs for WordPress VIP about a similar feature and saw that one of the subheading on this page wasn't at the correct level in the hierarchy. This should fix that.
Why:
Closes: No issue - just a subheading change
What's being changed (if available, include any code snippets, screenshots, or gifs):
As you can see, the top two headings are H2s whereas the second heading should be an H3 to match the others.
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