Merge pull request #29 from reefdog/28-fix-readme

Fix Markdown formatting on README

README.md

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 # radialIndicator
-A simple and light weight circular indicator plugin. Also works on Internet Explorer.
-It supports duration, color range, interpolation, formatting, percentage value and much more. Does work well with jQuery and angularJS.
 
+A simple and lightweight circular indicator plugin. Also works on Internet Explorer. It supports duration, color range, interpolation, formatting, percentage value and much more. Does work well with jQuery and AngularJS.
 
 ### Installation
-Through npm
+
+Through npm:
 ```
 npm install @sudhanshu/radial-indicator
 ```
 
 ### For Devs
+
 When updating the documentation, checkout the repository and run `npm install` and then `npm start` to run examples locally.
 
-###Major updates
+### Major updates
+
+##### 2.0.0
 
-<h5>2.0.0</h5>
 - Added the option to specify an easing function
 - Added the option to specify an animation duration
-- animate(value, anmDuration) has now an optional second parameter to define a duration
-from current value to the target value. While the duration property on the indicator is
-the duration from your minValue to maxValue. If you did not set those values default is 0-100.
-- Replaced setInterval with requestAnimationFrame
+- `animate(value, anmDuration)` has now an optional second parameter to define a duration from current value to the target value. While the `duration` property on the indicator is the duration from your `minValue` to `maxValue`. If you did not set those values default is 0-100.
+- Replaced `setInterval` with `requestAnimationFrame`
 - Fixed: Formatter not handling decimal places correctly
-- Fixed: Animation issue when the minValue is negative #11
+- Fixed: Animation issue when the `minValue` is negative #11
 - Fixed: Using decimal value in indicator #25
 
-<h6>Release Notes</h6>
-- Since setInterval() was replaced with requestAnimationFrame() there are
-most likely, but depending on your setup, more iterations than before. Causing
-a smoother animation. Before this release if no precision property was set, default
-was depending on the step after each iteration. This is no longer the case since we have
-smaller steps with more decimal places. If you do not specify precision on the indicator,
-default number of decimals is 0. If you want decimal places, you have to set the
-precision property.
-- When a format pattern is set, decimal places in the format will take precedence
-over precision property
-- frameTime and frameNum properties on the indicator are now deprecated. Those fields
-are only used when no duration property is set and will be removed in a future release.
-
-<strong>1.4.0</strong>
+###### Release Notes
+
+- Since `setInterval()` was replaced with `requestAnimationFrame()` there are most likely, but depending on your setup, more iterations than before. Causing a smoother animation. Before this release if no precision property was set, default was depending on the step after each iteration. This is no longer the case since we have smaller steps with more decimal places. If you do not specify precision on the indicator, default number of decimals is 0. If you want decimal places, you have to set the `precision` property.
+- When a `format` pattern is set, decimal places in the format will take precedence over `precision` property
+- `frameTime` and `frameNum` properties on the indicator are now deprecated. Those fields are only used when no `duration` property is set and will be removed in a future release.
+
+##### 1.4.0
+
 - Added option to support rendering in the opposite direction.
 
-<strong>1.2.0</strong>
+##### 1.2.0
+
 - Added option to allow user interaction on mouse and touch events.
-- Added precision option to support float value.
+- Added `precision` option to support float value.
+
+##### 1.1.0
 
-<strong>1.1.0</strong>
-- Fixed draw issue on ipad and android devices and added onAnimationComplete callback.
+- Fixed draw issue on iPad and Android devices and added `onAnimationComplete` callback.