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doc/pages/css.html

@@ -27,9 +27,9 @@ <h3 class="subheader">Here's the simplest way to get going. The straight CSS ver
 	- <strong>foundation.css</strong>, is a CSS file you can use in your pages if you don't need to pick apart the actual underlying Foundation CSS.
 	- <strong>foundation.min.css</strong>, which is a minified, much smaller CSS file you can use instead in your pages if you don't need or want to pick apart the actual underlying Foundation CSS.
 	- <strong>normalize.css</strong>, is an instance of the latest (as of the current Foundation distribution) version of Normalizr, an open-source project from Nicolas Gallagher.
-- <strong>/js</strong> &mdash; This is the directory for all of the Javascript files included with Foundation, including:
+- <strong>/js</strong> &mdash; This is the directory for all of the JavaScript files included with Foundation, including:
 	- <strong>foundation.min.js</strong>, is all of the Foundation plugins in one file, minified for a fast load.
-	- <strong>/foundation</strong> is a directory that contains each plugin as a single JS file, so you can check out the source code and, if you'd like, include certain ones but not others, or do your own minifying.
+	- <strong>/foundation</strong> is a directory that contains each plugin as a single JavaScript file, so you can check out the source code and, if you'd like, include certain ones but not others, or do your own minifying.
 	- <strong>/vendor</strong> contains a few external JS files that Foundation makes use of including Modernizr, another open-source tool from Paul Irish and Nicolas Gallagher, as well as jQuery 2.