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docs/Examples/apply_template.md

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+# [◀ Excalidraw Automate How To](../readme.md)
 ## Applying an Excalidraw Template to a New Drawing
 This example is similar to the one in the introduction, only rotated 90°, and using a template, plus specifying a filename and folder to save the drawing, and opening the new drawing in a new pane.
 

docs/Examples/connect_objects.md

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-# Connect Objects
+# [◀ Excalidraw Automate How To](../readme.md)
+## Connect Objects
 This [Templater](https://github.com/SilentVoid13/Templater) template demonstrates how to connect two objects using ExcalidrawAutomate.
 
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docs/Examples/dataviewjs_familytree.md

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-# Family tree from Tasklist using dataviewjs
+# [◀ Excalidraw Automate How To](../readme.md)
+## Family tree from Tasklist using dataviewjs
 This is similar to the mindmap script using dataviewjs, but the output is rendered vertically.
 
+### Output
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14358394/117549637-d3ecc280-b03b-11eb-952a-840a9a75b6ca.png)
+
+### Input file
 Task List looks like:
 ```markdown
 - [ ] OBSIDIAN
@@ -12,6 +17,7 @@ Task List looks like:
         - [ ] MeeMaw Li
 ```
 
+### dataviewjs script
 Code to render the excalidraw looks like:
 ```javascript
 function crawl(subtasks) {
@@ -58,6 +64,4 @@ buildMindmap(tasks.subtasks, 2, 0, tasks.objectID);
   const el=document.querySelector("div.block-language-dataviewjs"); 
   el.appendChild(svg); 
 })();
-```
-And the output is:
-![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14358394/117549637-d3ecc280-b03b-11eb-952a-840a9a75b6ca.png)
+```

docs/Examples/dataviewjs_mindmap.md

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-# Mindmap from Tasklist using dataviewjs
+# [◀ Excalidraw Automate How To](../readme.md)
+## Mindmap from Tasklist using dataviewjs
 This is similar to the mindmap script using templater, but because dataview already returns tasks in a tree, it is slightly simpler
 
+### Output
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14358394/117548665-71dd8e80-b036-11eb-8a45-4169fdd7cc05.png)
+
+### Input file
 The input file is `Demo.md` with the following contents:
 ```markdown
 - [ ] Root task
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         - [ ] task 1.3.1
 ```
 
+### dataviewjs script
 The `dataviewjs` script looks like this: 
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 ```javascript
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   const el=document.querySelector("div.block-language-dataviewjs"); 
   el.appendChild(svg); 
 })();
-```
-And the output is:
-
-![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14358394/117548665-71dd8e80-b036-11eb-8a45-4169fdd7cc05.png)
+```

docs/Examples/insert_new_drawing.md

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-# Insert new drawing into currently edited document
+# [◀ Excalidraw Automate How To](../readme.md)
+## Insert new drawing into currently edited document
 This [Templater](https://github.com/SilentVoid13/Templater) template will prompt you for the title of the drawing. It will create a new drawing with the provided title, and in the folder of the document you were editing. It will then transclude the new drawing at the cursor location and open the new drawing in a new workspace leaf by splitting the current leaf.
 
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docs/Examples/templater_mindmap.md

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-# Generating a simple mindmap from a text outline
+# [◀ Excalidraw Automate How To](../readme.md)
+## Generating a simple mindmap from a text outline
 This is a slightly more elaborate example. This will generate an a mindmap from a tabulated outline.
 
+### Output
 ![Drawing 2021-05-05 20 52 34](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14358394/117194124-00a69d00-ade4-11eb-8b75-5e18a9cbc3cd.png)
 
+### Input file
 Example input:
 ```
 - Test 1
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 	- Test 3.1
 ```
 
-The script:
-
+### Templater script
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 ```javascript
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