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 1. **Set your own logo:** Replace the `src/static/logo.png` file with your own. Also, replace the _favicon_ files in `src/static/img/`. Alternately, you can change the logo filename or location by editing the `store.js` file. (Try [favicon.io](https://favicon.io/) to make it easy. The placeholder logo is from [DesignEvo free logo creator](https://www.designevo.com/logo-maker/).)
 1. **Set your own theme:** If you are comfortable with CSS and TailwindCSS, go for it. If you aren't, check out the `tailwind.config.js` file in the root directory of the project. By setting these variables, you can start making the website look your own. You can take a look at `/src/assets/stylesheets/app.css` to get a sense for how Tailwind works.
 1. **Set your own videos:** There's a `src/_highlights` folder. In this Each file contains something you want to highlight. Add or remove de `.md` files do add or remove highlights. The first one will be the first video available. They are also used to build the Highlight section of the website.
-1. **Set your donation form configuration:** Edit `src/_data/site.yaml`file. You'll find you can customize the behaviour of the donation form, changing default values, options available and even removing fields altogether.
+1. **Set your donation form configuration:** Edit `src/_data/site.yaml` file. You can customize the behavior of the donation form, changing default values, options available and even removing fields altogether. For examples of what possible config options look like, visit [elements.foxy.io](https://elements.foxy.io/?path=/docs/integrations-foxy-donation--default-story).
 1. **ADVANCED: Fetch your data on compile time:** There's a `src/_data/lorem.js` file. It demonstrates how to fetch data from your own API during compile time. This way, you can have your content updated on each new deploy. **Be sure to remove `src/_data/lorem.js` file** if you're not going to use it. It makes real requests during build time. If you are not going to use the data fetched it is simply making unnecessary requests to the server and making your build time slower.
 
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