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 - Lightweight and fast
 - Easy-to-edit content, just Markdown files  
 - Just requires basic php, no database or build-steps needed
-- Supports **single-language** and **multi-language** setups  
 - Auto-parses **Markdown** to HTML using [Parsedown](https://parsedown.org/)  
+- Supports **single-language** and **multi-language** setups  
 - **Meta information** for title, description, and robots meta tag for each site 
 - Provides simple **Shortcodes** to arrange and style your content (e.g. columns, different backgrounds)
 - Basic, responsive **Theme** which you can customize and enhance  
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     │── README.md               # Documentation
 
 ## Installation  
-1. **Download** the latest release of flatMark which contains a simple example-page
+1. **Download** the [latest release](https://github.com/elektrischerwalfisch/flatmark/releases/latest) of flatMark which contains a simple example-page
 2. **Upload** the files to your web server.  
 3. **Configuration** choose between single or multilanguage-setup in `index.php` (default: multi-language)
 4. **Edit content** inside `/pages` (or `/pages-XX` for multilingual sites).  
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 - Apache/Nginx with mod_rewrite enabled 
 
 ## Configuration  
-Set up **single** or **multi-language setup** in `index.php`:  
+The default-configuration is for the languages English(en) and German(de).  
+If this is already what you want, you do not have to change anything and you can delete the file `config-basic.php` as it is only needed for the single-language setup.
+
+**Multi language setup (default)**  
+The automatic language-redirection is described with the default-setup with folders for Engish and German pages:
+When the website is opened in a browser with German language-settings, the request is automatically redirected to the pages in the folder `/pages-de`. All requests with brower-settings in other languages than german, are redirected to the pages in the folder `/pages-en` (default-language).
+
+- You can edit the languages of your website in the file `config-multilang.php` by editing the language-codes in this line: `$supportedLanguages = ['en', 'de'];` The first language-code acts as the default-language ('en' in this case).
+- **Add language** (example):  
+If you want to add French, change $supportedLanguages to `$supportedLanguages = ['en', 'de', 'fr'];` and add the folder `/pages-fr` for the French pages.
+- **Remove language** (example):  
+If you want to remove German, change $supportedLanguages to `$supportedLanguages = ['en', 'fr'];` and remove the folder `/pages-de` for the German pages.
+
 
-```php
-// Default: multilingual setup
-// If your site is a single-language setup, 
-// change 'config-multilang.php' to 'config-basic.php' in the next line 
-require 'config-multilang.php';
-```
-After that you can also delete the config-file which you are not using - only one of the two config-files is needed.
+**Single language setup**  
+- If you only want a website with a single language, open `index.php` and change the line `require 'config-multilang.php';` to `require 'config-basic.php';` 
+- Delete the file `config-multilang.php` as it is only needed for the multi-language setup.
+- Rename the folder `/pages-en` to `/pages` and delete the folder `/pages-de`
+- Open the file `config-basic.php` and define the language of your website by editing the language-code in this line: `$lang = 'de';` ('de' stands for German this case)
 
-## Defaults: Header, Footer, Homepage, 404-page
+Find all available language-codes here: [HTML Language Code Reference](https://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_language_codes.asp) 
 
+## Defaults
 Each pages-folder must contain at least these files for the website to function:  
 
 - 01-header.md  
@@ -129,11 +140,10 @@ Even if flatMark itself does not provide that, you might already have resources
 Your webhoster might already provide a seperate WebFTP-Login with a build-in Text-editor.   
 Example: [all-inkl webftp](https://webftp.all-inkl.com/)
 - **Nextcloud**  
-If your are using Nextcloud and the default-plugin "External Storage", you can use that to acces your flatMark-Installation via FTP. For Markdown-files Nextcloud even provides a WYSIWYG-Editor by default.  
+If your are using Nextcloud and the default-plugin "External Storage", you can use that to access your flatMark-Installation via FTP. For Markdown-files Nextcloud even provides a WYSIWYG-Editor by default.  
 Website: [Nextcloud](https://nextcloud.com/)
 - **Tinyfilemanager**  
-If you do not have none of the options above, you still can install this simple file-manager which is actually just one single php-file. Just upload it to the root-folder of your flatMark-Installation and acces it via your browser!  
-(Do not forget to change the password in that file before you upload it)  
+If you do not have none of the options above, you still can install this simple file-manager which is actually just one single php-file. Just upload it to the root-folder of your flatMark-Installation and access it via your browser! (Do not forget to change the password in that file before you upload it)  
 Website: [tinyfilemanager](https://tinyfilemanager.github.io/)  
 
 These are only 3 options how you can access your flatMark-Installation, but there might be more.