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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 493a140..fbddf7e 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -21,25 +21,23 @@ See the included example for usage.
 
 Create a L.Indoor, then add the data to it.
 
-`
-// where data is a GeoJSON feature collection
-var indoorLayer = new L.Indoor(data);
+    // where data is a GeoJSON feature collection
+    var indoorLayer = new L.Indoor(data);
 
-// set the initial level to show
-indoorLayer.setLevel("0");
+    // set the initial level to show
+    indoorLayer.setLevel("0");
 
-indoorLayer.addTo(map);
+    indoorLayer.addTo(map);
 
-var levelControl = new L.Control.Level({
-    level: "0",
-    levels: indoorLayer.getLevels()
-});
+    var levelControl = new L.Control.Level({
+        level: "0",
+        levels: indoorLayer.getLevels()
+    });
 
-// Connect the level control to the indoor layer
-levelControl.addEventListener("levelchange", indoorLayer.setLevel, indoorLayer);
+    // Connect the level control to the indoor layer
+    levelControl.addEventListener("levelchange", indoorLayer.setLevel, indoorLayer);
 
-levelControl.addTo(map);
-`
+    levelControl.addTo(map);
 
 ### Usage Instructions
 
@@ -47,86 +45,76 @@ The data should be a GeoJSON feature collection (or an array of GeoJSON
 features). With the standard configuration, each feature must have a property
 attribute "level", which can be a integer, string or array of either (or both).
 
-`
-{
-    type: "FeatureCollection",
-    features: [
-        {
-            type: "Feature",
-            geometry: ...,
-            properties: {
-                ...
-                level: 1
-                ....
+    {
+        type: "FeatureCollection",
+        features: [
+            {
+                type: "Feature",
+                geometry: ...,
+                properties: {
+                    ...
+                    level: 1
+                    ....
+                }
+            },
+            {
+                type: "Feature",
+                geometry: ...,
+                properties: {
+                    ...
+                    level: [2, 3]
+                    ....
+                }
             }
-        },
-        {
-            type: "Feature",
-            geometry: ...,
-            properties: {
-                ...
-                level: [2, 3]
-                ....
-            }
-        }
-    ]
-}
-```
+        ]
+    }
 
 If the data is not in this format, you can pass in a replacement getLevel
 function, that will be used to get the level for each Feature.
 
-`
-var indoorLayer = new L.Indoor(data, {
-    getLevel: function(feature) {
-        return feature.properties.otherLevel;
-    }
-    onEachFeature
+    var indoorLayer = new L.Indoor(data, {
+        getLevel: function(feature) {
+            return feature.properties.otherLevel;
+        }
+        onEachFeature
 
-    markerForFeature
-});
-`
+        markerForFeature
+    });
 
 L.Control.Level is the user interface component that allows for the easy
 switching of levels. It takes in some levels (which you can get from the indoor
 layer by using getLevels()), and displays a list.
 
-`
-var levelControl = new L.Control.Level({
-    level: "0",
-    levels: indoorLayer.getLevels()
-});
-`
+    var levelControl = new L.Control.Level({
+        level: "0",
+        levels: indoorLayer.getLevels()
+    });
 
 When using the L.Control.Indoor, if the levels are not integers, by default,
 the levels will be converted to integers for the ordering in the control. If
 the levels given to the control are not integers, then the parseLevel option
 can be used to replace the default function that uses parseInt(level, 10).
 
-`
-var levelControl = new L.Control.Level({
-    level: "1A",
-    levels: indoorLayer.getLevels()
-    parseLevel: function(level) {
-        var levels = {
-            "1A": 1,
-            "1B": 2,
-            "1C": 3,
-            "2": 4
-        };
-        return levels[level];
-    }
-});
-`
+    var levelControl = new L.Control.Level({
+        level: "1A",
+        levels: indoorLayer.getLevels()
+        parseLevel: function(level) {
+            var levels = {
+                "1A": 1,
+                "1B": 2,
+                "1C": 3,
+                "2": 4
+            };
+            return levels[level];
+        }
+    });
 
 You can then bind the "levelchange" event, to change the level displayed by the
 layer. Note that the levels that the control has must match that used by the
 layer, if the levels in the control have been set via getLevels), this should
 be the case.
 
-`
-levelControl.addEventListener("levelchange", indoorLayer.setLevel, indoorLayer);
-`
+    levelControl.addEventListener("levelchange", indoorLayer.setLevel, indoorLayer);
 
 ## Events