Updated Documentation

Author: mitchelsellers

README.md

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 # AspNetCore Bootstrap5 Tag Helpers ![](https://img.shields.io/github/license/iowacomputergurus/aspnetcore.utilities.bootstrap5taghelpers.svg)
 
-A collection of TagHelpers for ASP.NET Core that make utilizing the Bootstrap 4.x library easier to use for developers.  Designed to reduce code effort substantially
+A collection of TagHelpers for ASP.NET Core that make utilizing the Bootstrap 5.x library easier to use for developers.  Designed to reduce code effort substantially
 
 ![Build Status](https://github.com/IowaComputerGurus/aspnetcore.utilities.bootstrap5taghelpers/actions/workflows/ci-build.yml/badge.svg)
 
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 You must modify your `_viewimports.cshtml` file by adding
 
 ``` html+razor
-@addTagHelper *, ICG.AspNetCore.Utilities.bootstrap5taghelpers
+@addTagHelper *, ICG.AspNetCore.Utilities.Bootstrap5TagHelpers
 ```
 
 ## Usage
 
-The goal of these tag helpers is to reduce the redundant coding, and compliance with various features of not only the Bootstrap library but form patterns.  Within the "Samples" folder there are examples of all included tag helpers.  However, the below shows a quick example of the power of these helps.
+The goal of these tag helpers is to reduce the redundant coding, and compliance with various features of not only the Bootstrap library but form patterns.  Within the "Sample" project you will find examples of all tag helper usage.  However, the below shows a quick example of the power of these tag helpers.
 
-### Before Usage
+### Before Bootstrap 5 Tag Helper
 
 The following markup is how you would output a model-bound field for a password field, including a note on complexity and validation.
 
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ The following markup is how you would output a model-bound field for a password
 
 This is a total of *306* characters with spaces or *268* without.  Granted we get some help with auto-complete etc.
 
-### After Using
+### After Using Bootstrap 5 Tag Helper
 
 You can take the entire above example and simplify it to the following
 
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 | Element | Description of Implementation |
 | --- | --- |
+| Accordion | Full support for implementation of accordion, including stay-open modes |
 | Alerts | Full support for implementation of alerts, including dismissible alerts |
 | Badges | Full support for implementation of badges of all Bootstrap color variations |
 | Buttons | Full support for implementation of buttons of all Bootstrap color variations, including outlines |
 | Cards | Support for Card, Card Header, Card Header Actions, and Card body elements |
 | Environment Alert | An extension of the `<environment>` tag helper to render as an alert style |
 | Input | Support for Form input controls for anything tied to the `<input>` tag including ASP.NET Code Model Binding & Validation |
 | Modals | Support for modal dialogs, including Modal Body, header, footer, dismiss, and toggles |
+| Offcanvas | Full support for implementation of offcanvas display, including sizing/placement |
 | TextArea | Support for Form input controls tied to the `<textarea>` tag including ASP.NET Core Model Binding & Validation | 
+
+If you find that we are missing a particular tag helper, we welcome contributions!