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@@ -11,50 +11,53 @@ You can also define properties for your script that allow you to use user input
 
 # Usage
 Go to the Sidebar. A tab named "Script To Button" is now available.
-> ## "Controls" Panel
-> Here are control buttons for the Add-on located.
-> > #### Add
-> > Add a new Button to the "Buttons" Panel.
-> > <br> When the button is pressed a popup will appear with options to name your button and to selected the script from Texteditor which will be linked to the Button.
->
-> > #### Remove
-> > Remove the selected Button from the "Buttons" Panel.
-> > <br> When the button is pressed a popup will appear with the options to delete the button from file and also the linked script.
->
-> > #### Load
-> > Give you the option to load all buttons from the Disk or from the Texteditor.
-> > When the button is pressed a popup will appear with a switch to decide where to load from.
-> > ##### Load from Disk
-> > A warning message is shown and when executed all buttons in Blender will be deleted and loaded from the disk.
-> > ##### Load from Texteditor
-> > All Texts are represented with a checkbox to decide which to load.
-> > <br> If the Button exist it will be reloaded otherwise a popup will appear with the option to add or skip this script.
-> 
-> > #### Save 
-> > (only available when Autostart is off)
-> > <br> Save all buttons to the disk.
->
-> > #### Load Button
-> > Loads the selected Button into the Texteditor.
->
-> > #### Reload
-> > Reload the linked script of the selected button.
-> > <br> If Autosave is active the button is also saved on the disk.
->
-> > #### Rename
-> > Give you the option to rename the selected button.
-> > When the button is pressed a popup appear with a text field to put in the new Name.
->
-> > #### Export
-> > Opens an export window to export your buttons as .py files or one .zip file.
-> > <br> On the right side of the export window are the option to choose in which format you want export the scripts. Under this option, all buttons are listed with a checkbox to decide which ones to export.
->
-> > #### Import
-> > Opens an import window to import .py files or .zip files .
-> > <br> You can select multiple .py and .zip files to import them all at once.
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-> ## "Buttons" Panel
-> All your buttons are displayed here
-
-> ## "Properties" Panel
-> All registered properties of the selected button are displayed here
+
+## "Controls" Panel
+Here are control buttons for the Add-on located.
+
+#### Add
+Add a new Button to the "Buttons" Panel.
+<br> When the button is pressed a popup will appear with options to name your button and to selected the script from Texteditor which will be linked to the Button.
+
+#### Remove
+Remove the selected Button from the "Buttons" Panel.
+<br> When the button is pressed a popup will appear with the options to delete the button from file and also the linked script.
+
+#### Load
+Give you the option to load all buttons from the Disk or from the Texteditor.
+When the button is pressed a popup will appear with a switch to decide where to load from.
+##### Load from Disk
+A warning message is shown and when executed all buttons in Blender will be deleted and loaded from the disk.
+##### Load from Texteditor
+All Texts are represented with a checkbox to decide which to load.
+<br> If the Button exist it will be reloaded otherwise a popup will appear with the option to add or skip this script.
+
+#### Save 
+(only available when Autostart is off)
+<br> Save all buttons to the disk.
+
+#### Load Button
+Loads the selected Button into the Texteditor.
+
+#### Reload
+Reload the linked script of the selected button.
+<br> If Autosave is active the button is also saved on the disk.
+
+#### Rename
+Give you the option to rename the selected button.
+When the button is pressed a popup appear with a text field to put in the new Name.
+
+#### Export
+Opens an export window to export your buttons as .py files or one .zip file.
+<br> On the right side of the export window are the option to choose in which format you want export the scripts. Under this option, all buttons are listed with a checkbox to decide which ones to export.
+
+#### Import
+Opens an import window to import .py files or .zip files .
+<br> You can select multiple .py and .zip files to import them all at once.
+
+## "Buttons" Panel
+All your buttons are displayed here
+
+## "Properties" Panel
+All registered properties of the selected button are displayed here
+