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 _All code and demos tested on Delphi XE8 and Delphi 10.4 Sydney._
 
-##Installation - GetIt!
+## Installation - GetIt!
 **TFrameStand and TFormStand are [available on GetIt](https://blog.andreamagni.eu/2017/05/tframestand-v-1-3-available-on-github-and-getit/) (Embarcadero's Package Manager)**
 
 _Current version on GetIt: 1.4 (TFrameStand only!)_
 
-##Installation - Manual
+## Installation - Manual
 1. Open “packages\FrameStand_10_4.groupproj”
 2. Build both contained packages
 2. Install “dclFrameStandPackage_10_4_270.bpl” design time package
 3. Add “source\” library path for Delphi (do this for each platform you need to support)
 
 _Installing manually you get the latest updates (beware! :-) )_
 
-##Main functionalities
+## Main functionalities
 * Use any TFrame/TForm and show it through TFrame/TFormStand to add animations, effects and stands (a common visual layer between the TFrame/TForm and its Parent)
 * Share CommonActions through different UI combinations
 * Responsive frame substitution
 * Take advantage of design time style preview and Fire UI technology through TFormStand
 
-##Get started
+## Get started
 * Have a look at [my blog posts about TFrameStand](https://blog.andreamagni.eu/tag/tframestand/)
 * [My CodeRage X session (50 min video covering all the basic functionalities)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6_ZvnCmFCw)
 
-##Demo projects
+## Demo projects
 * **wait**: a wait splashscreen with running animation and opacity. Can be show on the top of a whole form or a single FMX control. Runs a task on a background thread and keeps UI responsive.
 * **lightbox**: achieves the popular lightbox effect to show different kind of content (pictures, text, data) using a consistent UI. Also provides an example of CommonActions use (the Close button) and provides fade-in animation of content.
 * **material_button**: a simple example to overlay a button on the form or any other control, with sliding animations.