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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions packages/vue/vue-vanilla/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -95,15 +95,15 @@ export default defineComponent({
By default the Vanilla Renderers don't apply any CSS at all.
For a quick start you can use `@jsonforms/vue-vanilla/vanilla.css`.

For more information on how JSON Forms can be configured, please see the [README of `@jsonforms/vue`](../vue/README.md).
For more information on how JSON Forms can be configured, please see the [README of `@jsonforms/vue`](https://github.com/eclipsesource/jsonforms/blob/master/packages/vue/vue/README.md).

### Styling

Each rendered HTML element specifies a CSS class which can be used to style it.
This process can also be customized so that each element declares user-specified CSS classes.
Therefore JSON Forms Vue Vanilla can be integrated with any CSS-only UI framework quite easily.

You can find the default CSS classes in `[defaultStyles.ts](src/styles/defaultStyles.ts).
You can find the default CSS classes in `[defaultStyles.ts](https://github.com/eclipsesource/jsonforms/blob/master/packages/vue/vue-vanilla/src/styles/defaultStyles.ts).

To render your own classes simply `provide` them as `styles`.
These `styles` replace the `defaultStyles`.
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions packages/vue2/vue2-vanilla/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -131,15 +131,15 @@ export default defineComponent({
By default the Vanilla Renderers don't apply any CSS at all.
For a quick start you can use `@jsonforms/vue-vanilla/vanilla.css`.

For more information on how JSON Forms can be configured, please see the [README of `@jsonforms/vue2`](../vue2/README.md).
For more information on how JSON Forms can be configured, please see the [README of `@jsonforms/vue2`](https://github.com/eclipsesource/jsonforms/blob/master/packages/vue2/vue2/README.md).

### Styling

Each rendered HTML element specifies a CSS class which can be used to style it.
This process can also be customized so that each element declares user-specified CSS classes.
Therefore JSON Forms Vue Vanilla can be integrated with any CSS-only UI framework quite easily.

You can find the default CSS classes in `[defaultStyles.ts](src/styles/defaultStyles.ts).
You can find the default CSS classes in `[defaultStyles.ts](https://github.com/eclipsesource/jsonforms/blob/master/packages/vue/vue-vanilla/src/styles/defaultStyles.ts).

To render your own classes simply `provide` them as `styles`.
These `styles` replace the `defaultStyles`.
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