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 # mflx version 1.1.3
 
-##A Basic, highly customizeable, no-frills micro flexbox framework for building layouts!
+<h1>A Basic, highly customizeable, no-frills micro flexbox framework for building layouts!</h1>
+<h2>npm install mflex --save</h2>
 <img src="https://github.com/Meleeman01/mflx/blob/master/test.html%23.png" alt="framework test" title="a test of the framework :D" />
 
-##npm install mflex --save
 
-##Usage
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+<h2>Usage</h2>
 
 basically this is a barebones wrapper for flexbox and makes it more conveniant to style items and create grid layouts
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 offsets are not included yet and they work with the class flx() and without. you can create invisible divs to create the desired offset for the time being.
 
-##Buttons there are buttons similar to bulma syntax
+<h2>Buttons</h2> there are buttons similar to bulma syntax
 ```
 <div class="flx(wrap) middle space-around is-6">
 		<button class="btn(small) is-info">A button</button>
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 availible classes are is-primary, is-white, is-black, is-secondary, is-warning, is-info, is-error, is-success, is-round. primary, secondary, black and white are availible as accessible classes for your conveniance. so far the behavior is consistent accross button, submit and anchor tags.
 
-##Typography basic styles are being used, but the scss stylesheet layouts some recommendations for designing a framework, the styles used here are just default fonts every browser has, there are a maximum of 3 fonts which you can add many as you like ofcourse but 3 is generally recommended when designing. It is recommended you include a seperate fonts.scss when building or you can use the @font-face() rule in the top of this style sheet if you prefer.
+<h2>Typography</h2> basic styles are being used, but the scss stylesheet layouts some recommendations for designing a framework, the styles used here are just default fonts every browser has, there are a maximum of 3 fonts which you can add many as you like ofcourse but 3 is generally recommended when designing. It is recommended you include a seperate fonts.scss when building or you can use the @font-face() rule in the top of this style sheet if you prefer.
 
-##Utilities 
+<h2>Utilities</h2> 
 there isn't much but i put in a new class called padme which has it's own css variable setting, it will create a default padding for your flx() containers and you can customize each dimension with 4 numbers. inputs also use the primary color on focus. but thats about it.