fixing tabs in examples

Docs/Behavior.Startup.md

@@ -5,23 +5,23 @@ Invokes delegators on startup when specified conditions are met. This allows you
 
 ### Example
 
-  <input type="checkbox" data-trigger="toggleReveal" data-togglereveal-options="
-    'target': '.foo'
-  " data-behavior="Startup" data-startup-options="
-    'delegators': {
-      'reveal': {
-        'target': 'self',
-        'property': 'checked'
-        'value': true
-      },
-      'dissolve': {
-        'targets': '.severalThings',
-        'method': 'hasClass',
-        'arguments': ['.someClass'],
-        'value': true
-      }
-    }
-  "/> enable
+	<input type="checkbox" data-trigger="toggleReveal" data-togglereveal-options="
+		'target': '.foo'
+	" data-behavior="Startup" data-startup-options="
+		'delegators': {
+			'reveal': {
+				'target': 'self',
+				'property': 'checked'
+				'value': true
+			},
+			'dissolve': {
+				'targets': '.severalThings',
+				'method': 'hasClass',
+				'arguments': ['.someClass'],
+				'value': true
+			}
+		}
+	"/> enable
 
 ### Options
 

Docs/Behavior.md

@@ -433,8 +433,8 @@ Filters nearly always return instances of classes (this is essentially their pur
 
 	/* the matching HTML
 	<div data-behavior="Accordion" data-Accordion-togglers=".toggle" data-Accordion-sections=".section">
-	  <div class="toggle">Toggle 1</div>
-	  <div class="target">This area is controlled by Toggle 1.</div>
+		<div class="toggle">Toggle 1</div>
+	<div class="target">This area is controlled by Toggle 1.</div>
 	</div> */
 
 In the example above our filter finds the sections and togglers and validates that there is at least one of each. If there aren't it calls `api.fail` - this stops the filter's execution and Behavior.js catches it and calls its `onError` event (which defaults to `console.error`). It also checks if the number of togglers and the number of sections are equal and calls `api.warn` if they are off. This does *not* top execution; it only fires the `onWarn` event on Behavior (which defaults to `console.warn`).

Docs/BehaviorAPI.md

@@ -27,9 +27,9 @@ If you attempt to read a value that isn't defined in this options object, the pr
 
 Note that filter names that contain characters other than A-Z, 0-9, or dash are stripped and what remains is case insensitive. Dots are turned to dashes. Further, camelCase properties are hyphenated to camel-case. So, for example, you would express the following:
 
-  <tag data-behavior="Foo.Bar" data-foo-bar-options="'someThing': true">
-  //and - note the hyphenation
-  <tag data-behavior="Foo.Bar" data-foo-bar-some-thing="true">
+	<tag data-behavior="Foo.Bar" data-foo-bar-options="'someThing': true">
+	//and - note the hyphenation
+	<tag data-behavior="Foo.Bar" data-foo-bar-some-thing="true">
 
 BehaviorAPI Method: get {#BehaviorAPI:get}
 ------------------------------------------
@@ -53,8 +53,8 @@ Gets a value for the specified name.
 ### Returns
 
 * (*mixed*) Values defined as strings will be returned as strings. Values defined in JSON will be returned as their
-  type is evaluated. When you expect anything other than a string it's better to use [getAs](#BehaviorAPI:getAs).
-  When more than one name is specified you'll receive an object response with key/value pairs for the name/property values.
+	type is evaluated. When you expect anything other than a string it's better to use [getAs](#BehaviorAPI:getAs).
+	When more than one name is specified you'll receive an object response with key/value pairs for the name/property values.
 
 BehaviorAPI Method: getAs {#BehaviorAPI:getAs}
 ------------------------------------------

Docs/Delegator.md

@@ -169,8 +169,8 @@ This is both a static method and an instance method. Using the static method (`D
 
 ### Syntax
 
-  Delegator.getTrigger(name);
-  myDelegator.getTrigger(name);
+	Delegator.getTrigger(name);
+	myDelegator.getTrigger(name);
 
 ### Arguments
 
@@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ This is both a static method and an instance method. Using the static method (`D
 
 ### Examples
 
-  //this is the same example as the one at the top of the page
+	//this is the same example as the one at the top of the page
 	var myDelegator = new Delegator();
 	myDelegator.attach(myContainerElement);
 	//this adds a global trigger