Add header for the run-command variables

Author: pryrt

content/docs/config-files.md

@@ -186,36 +186,38 @@ When not empty, this node contains `<Command>` tags, which have the command stri
 **Attributes for the `<Command>` tag**
 
 
-Position | Name | Value format | Meaning
-:--------|:-----|:-------------|:---
-1  |  name  |  string  |  The name of the Run command.
-2  |  Ctrl  |  "yes"/"no"  |  The key mapped to has the Control modifier
-3  |  Alt  |  "yes"/"no"  |  The key mapped to has the Alt modifier
-4  |  Shift  |  "yes"/"no"  |  The key mapped to has the Shift modifier
-5  |  Key  |  integer  |  The base virtual key number, in the 1 - 255 range
-6  | FolderName | string | Can be used to group one or more Run menu entries into a named sub-menu (new to v8.4.8)
+| Position | Name | Value format | Meaning
+|:--------|:-----|:-------------|:---
+| 1  |  name  |  string  |  The name of the Run command.
+| 2  |  Ctrl  |  "yes"/"no"  |  The key mapped to has the Control modifier
+| 3  |  Alt  |  "yes"/"no"  |  The key mapped to has the Alt modifier
+| 4  |  Shift  |  "yes"/"no"  |  The key mapped to has the Shift modifier
+| 5  |  Key  |  integer  |  The base virtual key number, in the 1 - 255 range
+| 6  | FolderName | string | Can be used to group one or more Run menu entries into a named sub-menu (new to v8.4.8)
 
 _Note_: FolderName can only be entered by hand-editing the `shortcuts.xml` file; it is not available in the Shortcut Mapper or any other GUI element.
 
 Although it is possible for several commands to have the same name, this is confusing and thus discouraged.
 
 The run command may contain any valid command for the <abbr title="Operating System: Generally Windows. If you use Notepad++ in a Linux WINE environment or similar, could you create a pull request clarifying whether it's windows-style command syntax or linux-style command syntax.">Windows OS</abbr>. If you use a command that can be found in your PATH (like `cmd.exe`), then you don't need to specify the full path to the command. If it's not in your path, then you _should_ specify the full path. Note that Windows will launch your default browser if you put a URL in this. If the command, or one of its arguments, has an embedded space, then put quotes around it (like you would for any command line environment). For example, `<Command name="Run Putty" ... >"c:\program files\putty\putty.exe" -ssh -load "my session"</Command>` shows the quotes around the executable and one of the arguments, because both have spaces.  (That same command in the **Run**-menu's **Run...** action dialog would need to be `"c:\program files\putty\putty.exe" -ssh -load "my session"` to encapsulate all the paths with spaces inside double-quotes.)
 
-There are a number of Notepad++-specific variables available, which are accessed in the form `$(VARIABLE_NAME)`, which can be used to supply portions of the command entry (whether creating the command in the `shortcuts.xml` or through the **Run > Run...** entry).
-
-Variable            | Description                       | Example
---------------------|:---                               |:---
-FULL_CURRENT_PATH   | The full path to the active file  | `E:\My Web\main\welcome.html`
-CURRENT_DIRECTORY   | The active file's directory       | `E:\My Web\main`
-FILE_NAME           | The active file's name            | `welcome.html`
-NAME_PART           | The filename without extension    | `welcome`
-EXT_PART            | The extension (with the `.`)      | `.html`
-CURRENT_WORD        | the active selection in Notepad++, or the word under the [caret](#caret-and-cursor "typing/insertion cursor") |
-CURRENT_LINE        | the line number where the [caret](#caret-and-cursor "typing/insertion cursor") is currently located in the editor window | `1`
-CURRENT_LINESTR     | the text of the current line (added v8.3.2)  | `The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog`
-CURRENT_COLUMN      | the column number where the [caret](#caret-and-cursor "typing/insertion cursor") is currently located in the editor window | `5`
-NPP_DIRECTORY       | the directory where the `notepad++.exe` executable is located | `c:\Program Files\notepad++`
-NPP_FULL_FILE_PATH  | the full path to the `notepad++.exe` | `c:\Program Files\notepad++\notepad++.exe`
+#### Variables for Run Commands
+
+There are a number of Notepad++-specific variables available for Run commands, which are accessed in the form `$(VARIABLE_NAME)`, which can be used to supply portions of the command entry (whether creating the command in the `shortcuts.xml` or through the **Run > Run...** entry).
+
+| Variable            | Description                       | Example
+|:--------------------|:---                               |:---
+| FULL_CURRENT_PATH   | The full path to the active file  | `E:\My Web\main\welcome.html`
+| CURRENT_DIRECTORY   | The active file's directory       | `E:\My Web\main`
+| FILE_NAME           | The active file's name            | `welcome.html`
+| NAME_PART           | The filename without extension    | `welcome`
+| EXT_PART            | The extension (with the `.`)      | `.html`
+| CURRENT_WORD        | the active selection in Notepad++, or the word under the [caret](#caret-and-cursor "typing/insertion cursor") |
+| CURRENT_LINE        | the line number where the [caret](#caret-and-cursor "typing/insertion cursor") is currently located in the editor window | `1`
+| CURRENT_LINESTR     | the text of the current line (added v8.3.2)  | `The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog`
+| CURRENT_COLUMN      | the column number where the [caret](#caret-and-cursor "typing/insertion cursor") is currently located in the editor window | `5`
+| NPP_DIRECTORY       | the directory where the `notepad++.exe` executable is located | `c:\Program Files\notepad++`
+| NPP_FULL_FILE_PATH  | the full path to the `notepad++.exe` | `c:\Program Files\notepad++\notepad++.exe`
 
 If the variable contains one or more space characters in the path, like `$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)` being `C:\Path With Spaces\Goes\Here.txt`, then you should include quotes around the variable, like `"c:\Program Files\App Name\blah.exe" "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)"`