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Author: marbru

docs/source/tutorial/builtin_components.rst

@@ -63,32 +63,32 @@ Configuration
    Open your Django project's ``settings.py`` and add the following applications to ``INSTALLED_APPS`` -
    you only need (and should) add the components you want content editors to use:
 
-   .. code-block:: python
-
-      INSTALLED_APPS = [
-          # Optional dependencies
-          'djangocms_icon',
-          'easy_thumbnails',
-          'djangocms_link',  # Required if djangocms_frontend.contrib.link is used
-          # Main frontend components
-          'djangocms_frontend',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.accordion',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.alert',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.badge',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.card',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.carousel',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.collapse',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.component',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.content',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.grid',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.icon',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.image',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.jumbotron',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.link',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.listgroup',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.media',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.tabs',
-          'djangocms_frontend.contrib.utilities',
+    .. code-block:: python
+
+        INSTALLED_APPS = [
+            # Optional dependencies
+            'djangocms_icon',
+            'easy_thumbnails',
+            'djangocms_link',  # Required if djangocms_frontend.contrib.link is used
+            # Main frontend components
+            'djangocms_frontend',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.accordion',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.alert',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.badge',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.card',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.carousel',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.collapse',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.component',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.content',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.grid',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.icon',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.image',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.jumbotron',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.link',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.listgroup',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.media',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.tabs',
+            'djangocms_frontend.contrib.utilities',
       ]
 
     For example, if you don't want to use any built-in components because you plan on 

docs/source/tutorial/custom_components.rst

@@ -9,37 +9,19 @@ Building Custom CMS Frontend Components
 
 .. versionadded:: 2.0
 
-**Custom CMS Frontend components** are a powerful tool for content editors, allowing them to build pages without
-needing in-depth knowledge of design, HTML, or nested structures. Editors can simply add content to pre-defined
-components, creating visually cohesive pages with ease.
+In this tutorial, we will explore how to create custom **CMS Frontend Components**. These are more
+versatile than :ref:`template_components`, but require some minimal Python coding.
 
-`djangocms-frontend` provides a simple way for developers to create **custom Frontend CMS Components**,
-by subclassing the `CMSFrontendComponent` class and providing a custom template. 
-This approach requires minimal
-Python coding, while still offering flexibility and control over the component's behavior and appearance.
-
-
-
-
-In this tutorial, we will explore how to create custom **CMS Frontend Components**.
-These components empower developers to provide visually appealing components to content editors
-with minimal coding.
-
-- Components are defined by subclassing the `CMSFrontendComponent` class.
-- Visual presentation is controlled via templates.
-- Django CMS allows to register and manage these components seamlessly.
-
-Custom frontend components are more versatile than :ref:`template_components`, but require some minimal
-Python coding. Technically, you create a custom frontend component by declaring its change form and 
-rendering template.
+You create a custom frontend component by subclassing the ``CMSFrontendComponent`` class to 
+declare the form, plus providing a rendering template, and `djangocms-frontend` will take care 
+integrating it automatically.
 
 
 Hero CMS component example
 ==========================
 
 In this tutorial we will create again a **Hero component** similar to the one in the
-:ref:`previous chapter <template_components>`, but this time with python code.
-
+:ref:`previous chapter <template_components>`, but this time via code.
 
 Directory Structure
 -------------------
@@ -190,3 +172,16 @@ the resulting plugin class with the exception of ``get_render_template()``. Simi
 Python code the model class, in this case with the exception of ``get_short_description()``.
 
 For maximun flexibility in your customized components, you can build a :ref:`custom Plugin<how-to-add-frontend-plugins>`.
+
+
+Conclusion
+==========
+
+In this tutorial, we explored how to create custom frontend components. These components empower developers to
+provide visually appealing components to content editors with minimal coding.
+
+By following the steps outlined above, you can:
+
+- Define components using the `CMSFrontendComponent` class.
+- Leverage templates to control the visual presentation of your components.
+- Register and manage your components seamlessly within django CMS.

docs/source/tutorial/index.rst

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ that gets the job done for your project.
    added to your project's ``INSTALLED_APPS``.
 
 2. **Template Components** – The easiest approach creating or porting your own
-   custom components, allowing you **define them by their HTML templates, without any code**. Special
+   custom components, allowing you to define them by their **HTML templates, without any code**. Special
    ``djangocms-frontend`` tags are used to provide the additional declarative information
    needed. This is the fastest approach to create ``djangocms-frontend`` components.
    Template-based (or auto) components are auto-detected.

docs/source/tutorial/template_components.rst

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ Directory Structure
 -------------------
 
 `djangocms-frontend` will **automatically locate and register template components** by looking for them
- **in the `templates/<app_name>/cms_components/` directory** of your installed apps.
+ in the **``templates/<app_name>/cms_components/``** directory of your installed apps.
 
 Ensure your DjangoCMS app has the following structure::
 
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Ensure your DjangoCMS app has the following structure::
         views.py
         admin.py
 
-In this case, `heme_app/templates/theme_app/cms_components/hero.html` will be the template
+In this example, ``theme_app/templates/theme_app/cms_components/hero.html`` will be the template
 defining our custom hero component.
 
 .. note::