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diff --git a/readme/customization.md b/readme/customization.md index 3f42661..523ecec 100644 --- a/readme/customization.md +++ b/readme/customization.md @@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ Some values from your Git Config are directly used by this application. ## Colors -The valid colors are the [eight original 8 ANSI colors][ANSIColors]. They are `black`, `blue`, `cyan`, `green`, `magenta`, `red`, `white` and `yellow`. Dimmed versions of the 8 ANSI colors can be used by prefixing the color with `dark`, for example `dark red`. Each terminal controls the exact color for these color names. On terminals that support 256 colors, a color triplet with the format `<red>,<green>,<blue>` can be used. Each color has a range of 0 to 255 with `255, 255, 255` resulting in white and `0,0,0` resulting in black. A value of `-1` or `transparent` can be used to use the default terminal color. +The valid colors are the [eight original 8 ANSI colors][ANSIColors]. They are `black`, `blue`, `cyan`, `green`, `magenta`, `red`, `white` and `yellow`. Dimmed versions of the 8 ANSI colors can be used by prefixing the color with `dark`, for example `dark red`. Each terminal controls the exact color for these color names. On terminals that support 256 colors, a color triplet with the format `<red>,<green>,<blue>` can be used. Each color has a range of 0 to 255 with `255, 255, 255` resulting in white and `0,0,0` resulting in black. A value of `-1` or `transparent` can be used to use the default terminal color. [ANSIColors]:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#3-bit_and_4-bit @@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ The valid colors are the [eight original 8 ANSI colors][ANSIColors]. They are `b ## Key Bindings -Most keys can be changed to any printable character or supported special character. It is possible to provide conflicting bindings, which will result in undefined behaviour. The `inputConfirmYes` binding has a special behaviour in that it responds to both the uppercase and lowercase letter of the value set, if the variant exist. +Most keys can be changed to any printable character or supported special character. It is possible to provide conflicting bindings, which will result in undefined behavior. The `inputConfirmYes` binding has a special behavior in that it responds to both the uppercase and lowercase letter of the value set, if the variant exist. | Key | Default | Type | Description | |-----------------------------|-----------|--------|-----------------------------------------------------| @@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ Most keys can be changed to any printable character or supported special charact | `inputMoveSelectionDown` | j | String | Key for moving the selected line(s) down | | `inputMoveSelectionUp` | k | String | Key for moving the selected line(s) up | | `inputMoveStepDown` | PageDown | String | Key for moving the cursor down by a large step | -| `inputMoveStepUp` | PageUp | String | Key for moving the cursor up by a large step | +| `inputMoveStepUp` | PageUp | String | Key for moving the cursor up by a large step | | `inputMoveUp` | Up | String | Key for moving the cursor up | | `inputOpenInExternalEditor` | ! | String | Key for opening the external editor | | `inputRebase` | w | String | Key for rebasing with confirmation | |