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Fixed forcing-content ID instructions to be correct

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- Did not mentoin needing to use the bkmrk prefix before. For BookStackApp/BookStack#1894
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## Forcing Content IDs
When including a specific block of content the id of the block is used (part after the hash). By default these are generated by BookStack when you save a page. If you are using the WYSIWYG editor the id will stay the same unless the block is removed or re-formatted. In the markdown editor it changes with every save and references the content so while it may remain the same there's a good chance an ID can change.
When including a specific block of content the id of the block is used (part after the hash). By default these are generated by BookStack when you save a page. If you are using the WYSIWYG editor the id will stay the same unless the block is removed or re-formatted. In the markdown editor it changes with every save based on the content so while it may remain the same there's a good chance an ID can change therefore it's recommended to force an ID if you're using the content for includes.
Due to the fact IDs can change it's recommended to force IDs on your content:
**Note: All ID values must start with "bkmrk" to avoid being overwritten.**
#### WYSIWYG Editor
@ -49,9 +49,8 @@ In the markdown editor you can simply insert HTML with an ID to ensure it does n
```
# Old Content
Copyright BookStack Enterprises 2017
Copyright BookStack Enterprises 2020
# Revised with ID
<p id="include-copyright-text">Copyright BookStack Enterprises 2017</p>
<p id="bkmrk-include-copyright-text">Copyright BookStack Enterprises 2020</p>
```