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fixed some typos in the readme

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@ -215,6 +215,7 @@ Currently there are the component *types*:
* ~~*title*: Showing the current window title,~~ (DEPRECATED, see [this](https://github.com/FelixKratz/SketchyBar/discussions/12#discussioncomment-1215932))
* *graph*: showing a graph,
* *space*: representing a mission control space
* *alias*: a default menu bar item (for details see the experimental section)
### Changing the properties of an item
```bash
@ -232,7 +233,6 @@ An item always has the following structure in the bar: <br>
A list of properties is listed below:
* *associated_space*: on which space to show this item (can be multiple, not specifying anything will show item on all screens)
* *associated_display*: on which displays to show this item (can be multiple, not specifying anything will show item on all displays)
* *label*: the label of the item
* *label_font*: the font for the label
* *label_color*: the color of the label
@ -240,7 +240,6 @@ A list of properties is listed below:
* *label_padding_left*: left padding of label (default: 0)
* *label_padding_right*: right padding of label (default: 0)
* *icon_highlight*: wether the icon is highlighted with the *icon_highlight_color* (values: *on*, *off*, *toggle*, default: *off*)
* *icon*: the icon of the item
* *icon_font*: the font for the icon
* *icon_color*: the color of the icon
@ -250,12 +249,11 @@ A list of properties is listed below:
* *label_highlight*: wether the label is highlighted with the *label_highlight_color* (values: *on*, *off*, *toggle*, default: *off*)
* *draws_background*: wether the item should draw a background (values: *on*, *off*, *toggle*, default: *off*)
* *background_color*: draws a rectangular background for this item in the given color (this automatically activates *draws_background*)
* *background_height*: the height of the background, the background will always be centered vertically around the center of the item
* *background_border_color*: the color of the backgrounds border
* *background_corner_radius*: the corner radius of the items background (default: 0)
* *background_border_width*: the border width of the items background (default: 0)
* *graph_color*: color of the associated graph
* *script*: a script to run every *update_freq* seconds
* *update_freq*: time in seconds between script executions
* *click_script*: script to run when left clicking on item
@ -278,13 +276,13 @@ this currently works for the properties:
* *label_highlight_color*
* *label_padding_left*
* *label_padding_right*
* *icon_font*
* *icon_color*
* *icon_highlight_color*
* *icon_padding_left*
* *icon_padding_right*
* *draws_background*
* *background_height*
* *background_color*
* *background_border_color*
* *background_corner_radius*
@ -397,7 +395,7 @@ I highly recommend setting a wallpaper on all spaces that makes the default menu
It is now possible to create an alias of a default menu bar item with the following syntax:
```bash
sketchybar -m add alias <application_name> <position>
sketchybar -m add component alias <application_name> <position>
```
this operation requires screen capture permissions, which should be granted in the system preferences.
This will put the default item into sketchybar.
@ -405,7 +403,7 @@ Aliases currently are not clickable but can be modified with all the options ava
The command can be overloaded by providing a *window_owner* and a *window_name*
```bash
sketchybar -m add alias <window_owner>,<window_name> <position>
sketchybar -m add component alias <window_owner>,<window_name> <position>
```
this way the default system items can also be slurped into sketchybar, e.g.: