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README.md

@@ -1,3 +1,7 @@
 # Documentation theme for Jekyll 
 
-This is a Jekyll theme designed to be used for single-sourced documentation sites. Instructions for using the theme are in the site build. The basic idea of this theme is that you can use the same theme to create lots of different sites, such as what you would need if producing different help systems for different versions, models, etc. of a similar product suite.
+This is a Jekyll theme designed to be used for single-sourced documentation sites. Instructions for using the theme are in the site build. 
+
+The basic idea of this theme is that you can use the same theme to create lots of different sites, such as what you would need if producing different help systems for different versions, models, etc. of a similar product.
+
+Once you build the site, see the Getting Started section of the sidebar.

_config.yml

@@ -86,8 +86,5 @@ collections:
   tooltips:
     output: true
 
-# if you want to show a label on each page indicating the audience that can see the content, put true here.
-show_audience_label: true
-
 # is this a print build? if so, put true. otherwise, false.
 print: false

_data/sidebar.yml

@@ -26,6 +26,11 @@ entries:
           audience: writer, designer
           print: true
 
+        - title: Setting up the configuration files
+          url: /config_setup/
+          audience: writer, designer
+          print: true
+
         - title: Supported features
           url: /supported_features/
           audience: writer, designer
@@ -121,12 +126,6 @@ entries:
       print: true
 
       items:
-
-        - title: Setting up the configuration files
-          url: /config_setup/
-          audience: writer, designer
-          print: true
-
         - title: Build arguments
           url: /build_arguments/
           audience: writer, designer