diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index fa771e1..f290481 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -230,14 +230,14 @@ The fastest way to get started: ### Templates - We're using the [Handlebars](http://handlebarsjs.com/) templating library to render various components within the plugin. For performance, the templates are pre-compiled into a JS file within the development environment. That way we only need to require the Handlebars runtime, saving nearly 100kb from the minified build! ⚡️ +We're using the [Handlebars](http://handlebarsjs.com/) templating library to render various components within the plugin. For performance, the templates are pre-compiled into a JS file within the development environment. That way we only need to require the Handlebars runtime, saving nearly 100kb from the minified build! ⚡️ The `gulp templates` task is used to precompile every template to `/src/js/compiled/templates.js`. This file should _not_ be modified directly, but rather the templates themselves in `/src/templates` should be modified if changes are needed. The templates task will run automatically within `gulp watch`. ### UI / CSS Customization -The plugin uses SASS and all styles are defined in [annotaitons.scss](src/css/annotations.scss). There is extenssive commenting on classes and styles in the file. The plugin uses a deep level of specificity to prevent styles from polluting elements on the page, and all classes are prefixed with `vac-` to prevent classname collisions in the global namespace. +The plugin uses SASS and all styles are defined in [annotations.scss](src/css/annotations.scss). There is extenssive commenting on classes and styles in the file. The plugin uses a deep level of specificity to prevent styles from polluting elements on the page, and all classes are prefixed with `vac-` to prevent classname collisions in the global namespace. You can extend/modify colors and elements quite easily by writing an overrides stylesheet to address the specific elements that you wish to modify. You can also change the variable colors in the stylesheet and compile yourself for more customization.