./gradlew :spotlessApply

README.md

@@ -81,23 +81,24 @@ Check the repository workflow `Actions`. There should be an action publishing th
 ### More complex scenarios
 
 - More complex scenarios than just supporting markdown from one `docs` folder is possible,
-but not (yet) supported by github-pages-build.
+  but not (yet) supported by github-pages-build.
 - In theory every other complex scenarios can be covered by building an  `pages.yml` based
-upon `pages-generate-from-docs-dir.yml` with individial enhancements.
+  upon `pages-generate-from-docs-dir.yml` with individial enhancements.
 - Another typical case is to copy some resources from underneath the `src` repository folder
-into a subfolder of `docs/` and referring it from `.md` files.
-Especially for this scenario it is possible to provide a from-folder-path and
-a to-folder-path.
-Currently, 2 sets are supported (`from1` and `to1`, `from2` and `to2`). This repository
-itself demonstrates how it works by the following usage. Another common combination example is
-`from1: src/main/resources/schemas` and `to1: schemas` and the `.md` file using links to
-`schemas/some-filename.xsd`.
+  into a subfolder of `docs/` and referring it from `.md` files.
+  Especially for this scenario it is possible to provide a from-folder-path and
+  a to-folder-path.
+  Currently, 2 sets are supported (`from1` and `to1`, `from2` and `to2`). This repository
+  itself demonstrates how it works by the following usage. Another common combination example is
+  `from1: src/main/resources/schemas` and `to1: schemas` and the `.md` file using links to
+  `schemas/some-filename.xsd`.
 
 ### Example
 
 This repository also acts as an example, see `docs/index.md` and result on https://riege.github.io/github-pages-build
 
 This repository uses `from1` and `to1` for demonstration purpose:
+
 ```
 jobs:
   pages: