Minor update in the documentation

README.md

@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ let {multiPathData, minX, minY, width, height} = getMultiPathSVGData(lsParams);
 
 If an attribute array contains fewer elements than the maximum branching depth (e.g. see `stroke-linecap` in the example above), the missing items are implicitly made equal to the last one. So you don’t need to repeat the same value in the end of the list.
 
-You may also use the special value `"n/a"` which prevents an attribute from being added on the corresponding `<path>` element (e.g. when you need to add an attribute only to one or to a few `<path>`s: `pathAttributes: {transform: ["skewY(-35)", "n/a"]}`).
+You may also use the special value `"n/a"` which prevents an attribute from being added on the corresponding `<path>` element (e.g. when you need to add an attribute only to one or to a few `<path>`s: `{pathAttributes: {transform: ["skewY(-35)", "n/a"]}}`).
 
 The property `multiPathData` in the object returned by `getMultiPathSVGData` is a _list_ of path data for every `<path>` element. The list is sorted in the order of increasing branch level (the deeper the branch the higher the index in the array).