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@@ -28,15 +28,22 @@ $html = (new Nadar\ProseMirror\Parser())->toHtml($json);
 
 Each node corresponds to a callable function within the parser, with the node's name serving as the key. This setup facilitates the easy addition or modification of nodes.
 
-For instance, suppose you want to adjust the rendering of the image node. In that case, you can achieve this by incorporating your own function into the parser:
+For instance, suppose you want to adjust the rendering of the image node. In that case, you can achieve this by incorporating your own function into the parser using the `replaceNode()` method:
 
 ```php
-$parser = new \Nadar\ProseMirrorParser();
-$parser->overwriteNode(\Nadar\ProseMirror\Types::image, fn(\Nadar\ProseMirror\Node $node) => '<img src="' . $node->getAttr('src') . '" alt="' . $node->getAttr('alt') . '" class="this-is-my-class" />');
+$parser = new \Nadar\ProseMirror\Parser();
+$parser->replaceNode(\Nadar\ProseMirror\Types::image, fn(\Nadar\ProseMirror\Node $node) => '<img src="' . $node->getAttr('src') . '" alt="' . $node->getAttr('alt') . '" class="this-is-my-class" />');
 $html = $parser->toHtml($json);
 ```
 
-Or if you have a custom node which a custom name you can add it to the parser:
+> Check the Types class for all available node types.
+
+Or if you have a custom node with a custom name you can add it to the parser using `addNode` method:
 
 ```php
-$parser = new \Nadar\ProseMirrorParser();
+$parser = new \Nadar\ProseMirror\Parser();
+$parser->addNode('myCustomNode', fn(\Nadar\ProseMirror\Node $node) => '<div class="my-custom-node">...</div>');
+$html = $parser->toHtml($json);
+```
+
+> The `addNode()` and `replaceNode()` methods are internal almost the same, except of that replaceNode should only be used for existing defualt nodes, which are listed in the Types enum class.