diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 7db1040..b2e3edd 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -33,27 +33,26 @@ Please note: every `
` must have either one or two direct children, the first
- tabSize
- - How far right or left (in pixels) the item has to travel in order to be nested or to be sent outside its current list. Default: **20**
+ - How far right or left (in pixels) the item has to travel in order to be nested or to be sent outside its current list. Default: 20
- disableNesting
- - The class name of the items that will not accept nested lists. Default: **ui-nestedSortable-no-nesting**
+ - The class name of the items that will not accept nested lists. Default: ui-nestedSortable-no-nesting
- errorClass
- - The class given to the placeholder in case of error. Default: **ui-nestedSortable-error**
+ - The class given to the placeholder in case of error. Default: ui-nestedSortable-error
- listType
- - The list type used (ordered or unordered). Default: **ol**
+ - The list type used (ordered or unordered). Default: ol
- maxLevels
- - The maximum depth of nested items the list can accept. If set to '0' the levels are unlimited. Default: **0**
+ - The maximum depth of nested items the list can accept. If set to '0' the levels are unlimited. Default: 0
## Custom Methods
- serialize
- - Serializes the nested list into a string like **setName[item1Id]=parentId&setName[item2Id]=parentId**, reading from each item's id formatted as 'setName_itemId' (where itemId is a number).
- It accepts the same options as the original Sortable method (**key**, **attribute** and **expression**).
+ - Serializes the nested list into a string like setName[item1Id]=parentId&setName[item2Id]=parentId, reading from each item's id formatted as 'setName_itemId' (where itemId is a number).
+ It accepts the same options as the original Sortable method (key, attribute and expression).
- toArray
- Builds an array where each element is in the form:
-```
-setName[n] =>
+
setName[n] =>
{
'item_id': itemId,
'parent_id': parentId,
@@ -61,12 +60,11 @@ setName[n] =>
'left': left,
'right': right,
}
-```
- It accepts the same options as the original Sortable method (**attribute** and **expression**) plus the custom ** startDepthCount**, that sets the starting depth number (default is **0**).
+
+ It accepts the same options as the original Sortable method (attribute and expression) plus the custom startDepthCount, that sets the starting depth number (default is 0).
- toHierarchy
- Builds a hierarchical object in the form:
-```
-'0' ...
+
'0' ...
'id' => itemId
'1' ...
'id' => itemId
@@ -77,8 +75,8 @@ setName[n] =>
'id' => itemId
'2' ...
'id' => itemId
-```
- Similarly to `toArray`, it accepts **attribute** and **expression** options.
+
+ Similarly to toArray
, it accepts attribute and expression options.
## Known Bugs
@@ -87,14 +85,14 @@ setName[n] =>
## Requirements
-jQuery 1.4+
+jQuery 1.4+
jQuery UI Sortable 1.8+
## Browser Compatibility
Tested with: IE 6/7/8, Firefox 3.6/4, Chrome, Safari 3
-# License
+## License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.