.gitignore

@@ -3,3 +3,4 @@ static/Shrines.png
 hugo
 _gen
 *.lock
+*.kate-swp

content/tutorials/getting-started/adding-about/index.md

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ my_webcomic/
                     E01P01.jpg
 ```
 
-Now, you can navigate to `https://localhost:1313/about/` and you should see the about page:
+You can navigate to `https://localhost:1313/about/` and you should see the about page:
 
 ![About page](about_page.jpg)
 
@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ Now, we can add our own About page entry inside the `[menus]` table:
 * `name` is what is displayed in the nav
 * `pageRef` is what page should be displayed, relative to the
   `content/` folder
-* `weight` is the sorting the menu entries just like we saw for pages
+* `weight` is for sorting the menu entries just like we saw for pages
 
 Be careful, we need `[[menus.main]]` and **not** `[menus.main]`.
 

content/tutorials/getting-started/new-comic-and-pages/index.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Now, we need to tell Silicate the title of the comic and give it a description.
 
 It will be used in the archive.
 
-Let's create a `_index.md` (notice the leading `_`) file inside `my_website/content/` with the following content:
+Let's create an `_index.md` (notice the leading `_`) file inside `my_website/content/` with the following content:
 
 ```
 +++
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ so you can have some simple styling, like *\*italic text\**, **\*\*bold text\*\*
 Full description of Markdown possibilities will be added later.
 {{< /warning >}}
 
-This `_index.md` file tells Hugo that this folder is a *section*, that is a group of pages.
+This `_index.md` file tells Hugo that this folder is a *section*, that is, a group of pages.
 
 Now, you should have this:
 
@@ -73,8 +73,8 @@ it is used to add attributes to a page or a section, such as its title.
 
 > The terminal just told me `ERROR Section '/comic' contains no pages!`!
 
-That's normal: Silicate tries to check there is no problem when building your website
-and refuse to do so when there is an obious problem.
+That's normal: Silicate tries to check if there are problems when building your website
+and refuses to do so when there is an obious problem.
 
 To fix it, let's add the first page from Pepper & Carrot!
 
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ because this folder name will be used as a URL for this page).
 Then create a text file named `index.md`, without a leading `_` this time.
 
 If you are on Windows, make sure the file created isn't
-`index.md.txt`; Windows likes to hide file extensions from you may need to force windows to display them.
+`index.md.txt`; Windows likes to hide file extensions from you, and you may need to force windows to display them.
 
 This `index.md` file tells Hugo that the `E01P01` folder is a page -- not a section -- and that all other
 files inside this folder belong to this page. This is what Hugo calls a "Page Bundle".
@@ -144,19 +144,19 @@ And now, if we look at the website, we see this!:
 
 ![Page without picture](page_without_picture.jpg)
 
-That's a start, but that's... not great, because there is no pictures yet.
+That's a start, but that's... not great, because there are no pictures yet.
 
 The terminal also warned us about that:
 
 `WARN  The comic page '/comic/e01p01' has no image matching the strips/**.{png,jpg,webp,PNG,JPG,WEBP} pattern!`
 
+That warning is a bit of a mouthful, what it means is: "Silicate want pictures inside
+a 'strips/' folder"
+
 ### Comic pictures
 
 To fix this, all we need are pictures for the comic page.
 
-That warning is a bit of a mouthful, what it means is: "Silicate want pictures inside
-a 'strips/' folder"
-
 So let's create a `strips/` folder inside `E01P01/`
 
 Get the `pages/E01P01.jpg` file from the resources you downloaded -- or your
@@ -261,8 +261,8 @@ Now, the page should be displayed with a creation date under its title!:
 
 ### Transcript
 
-Some webcomics provides transcripts of their pages. Adding one to yours is
-very simple: add a `transcript.md` text file next to your `index.md` and
+Some webcomics provides transcripts of their pages. Adding a transcript to a comic page
+in Silicate is very simple: add a `transcript.md` text file next to your `index.md` and
 Silicate will automatically add a "Transcript" button to display or
 hide the content of `transcript.md` under your page.
 
@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ For the first page, let's write a small transcript:
 
 ```
 Pepper the witch prepares a potion in a cauldron
-while her cat Carrot lasily looks at her.
+while her cat Carrot lazily looks at her.
 
 She sprinkles some powder in the cauldron.
 
@@ -318,10 +318,10 @@ It will show the comic title and its description.
 
 ## Recap
 
-Now you have most of what you need to have a simple webcomic!
+Now you have most of what you need for a simple webcomic!
 
 You can just keep adding new pages! The resource archive you downloaded
-have what you need to add the first three pages of Pepper & Carrot.
+has what you need to add the first three pages of Pepper & Carrot.
 
 Here's what to remember:
 
@@ -329,6 +329,6 @@ Here's what to remember:
 * Comic pages go inside `content/comic/`.
 * Comic pages are folders with an `index.md` file.
 * Comic page pictures go into a `strips/` sub-folder.
-* Comic page transcript go into a `transcript.md` file next to `index.md`.
+* Comic page transcripts go into a `transcript.md` file next to `index.md`.
 * `index.md` has a *front matter* to set its title, ordering and creation date.
 * Ordering is done through weights. Light/Small = first, heavy/big = last.

content/tutorials/more-features/adding-background-image/index.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Simply create a `background/` folder inside that and put
 in there any JPG, PNG or WEBP you want!
 
 Note that if you put multiple pictures in there,
-Silicate will take the first one it finds.
+Silicate will take the first one in alphabetical order.
 
 For example, if you downloaded the resource archive
 from the [Getting started tutorials]({{% relRef "tutorials/getting-started/new-comic-and-pages/" %}}),

layouts/_shortcodes/center-no-frame.html

@@ -1,3 +0,0 @@
-<div style="text-align:center">
-    {{ .InnerDeindent | .Page.RenderString }}
-</div>