Update to 1.3.2

README.md

@@ -15,23 +15,19 @@ http://jquery.org/license
 Usage
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 <pre>$(selector).overscroll([options]);</pre>
-<dl>
-    <dt>selector</dt>
-    <dd>The jQuery selector, targeting an element to apply overscroll to</dd>
-    <dt>options</dt>
-    <dd>
-        An optional JavaScript object that you may pass if you would like to customize the experience of the overscroll element. Below is a list of properties that you may set on the options object and their respective effect.
-        * `options.showThumbs` `{Boolean: true}`
-            - Designates whether or not to show the scroll-bar thumbs on the scrollable container
-        * `options.openedCursor` `{String: 'opened.cur'}`
-            - A url pointing at a .cur file to be used as the cursor when hovering over the overscrolled element
-        * `options.closedCursor` `{String: 'closed.cur'}`
-            - A url pointing at a .cur file to be used as the cursor when dragging the overscrolled element
-        * `options.direction` `{String: 'auto'}`
-            - The scroll direction of the overscrolled element, by default it will auto-detect the available directions. You can also restrict direction by setting this property equal to 'vertical' or 'horizontal'
-        </dl>
-    <dd>
-</dl>
+
++ selector
+    The jQuery selector, targeting an element to apply overscroll to
++ `options`
+    An optional JavaScript object that you may pass if you would like to customize the experience of the overscroll element. Below is a list of properties that you may set on the options object and their respective effect.
+    * `options.showThumbs` `{Boolean: true}`
+        - Designates whether or not to show the scroll-bar thumbs on the scrollable container
+    * `options.openedCursor` `{String: 'opened.cur'}`
+        - A url pointing at a .cur file to be used as the cursor when hovering over the overscrolled element
+    * `options.closedCursor` `{String: 'closed.cur'}`
+        - A url pointing at a .cur file to be used as the cursor when dragging the overscrolled element
+    * `options.direction` `{String: 'auto'}`
+        - The scroll direction of the overscrolled element, by default it will auto-detect the available directions. You can also restrict direction by setting this property equal to 'vertical' or 'horizontal'
 
 Notes
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