diff --git a/docs/customization/index.html b/docs/customization/index.html index 2bd06bd..86d6899 100644 --- a/docs/customization/index.html +++ b/docs/customization/index.html @@ -71,7 +71,19 @@
mini.css is built in such a way that customization is really simple. You could try out one of the pre-defined flavors, if you want, in order to get used to the framework and build something quickly and easily. However, many projects require custom styles and color palettes, which is when you need to get your hands dirty and start creating your own flavor by customizing an existing one and using mixins and variables to create your own, unique style for your brand or product. This page, along with the rest of the Customization section is aimed at developers who want to tweak the code provided with mini.css to create their own flavors for their projects, as well as active maintainers of the framework and people who just want to understand the inner workings of the codebase.
-Use the sidebar menu to quickly jump to the documentation of any module that you want to check out. We strongly recommend, however, that you read the general information provided below before you start exploring the modules' code, especially if you are not familiar with the way mini.css is structured.
Use the sidebar menu to quickly jump to the documentation of any module that you want to check out. We strongly recommend, however, that you read the general information provided in this page before you start exploring the modules' code, especially if you are not familiar with the way mini.css is structured.
mini.css is written using Sass, a very popular CSS preprocessor. We use Sass to do four things:
@@ -105,7 +117,7 @@To read more about the inner workings of mini.css, please choose a module from the top navigation bar to view its documentation.
+To read more about the inner workings of mini.css, please choose a module from the menu to view its documentation.