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Signed-off-by: Abhirath Anand <[email protected]>

docs/src/howto/resnet.md

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 ## The mid-level function
 
-Metalhead also provides a function for users looking to customise the ResNet family of models further. This function is named [`Metalhead.resnet`](@ref) and has a detailed docstring that describes all the various customisation options.
+Metalhead also provides a function for users looking to customise the ResNet family of models further. This function is named [`Metalhead.resnet`](@ref) and has a detailed docstring that describes all the various customisation options. You may want to open the above link in another tab, because we're going to be referring to it extensively to build a ResNet model of our liking.
 
-```@docs
-Metalhead.resnet
-```
-
-But how do we use this to build a ResNet-like model of our liking? First, let's take a peek at how we would write the vanilla ResNet-18 model using this function. We know from the docstring that we want to use `Metalhead.basicblock` for the block, since the paper uses bottleneck blocks for depths 50 and above. We also know that the number of block repeats in each stage of the model as per the paper - 2 for each. For all other options, the default values work well. So we can write the ResNet-18 model as follows:
+First, let's take a peek at how we would write the vanilla ResNet-18 model using this function. We know from the docstring that we want to use `Metalhead.basicblock` for the block, since the paper uses bottleneck blocks for depths 50 and above. We also know that the number of block repeats in each stage of the model as per the paper - 2 for each. For all other options, the default values work well. So we can write the ResNet-18 model as follows:
 
 ```julia
 resnet18 = Metalhead.resnet(Metalhead.basicblock, [2, 2, 2, 2])