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 ## wildfire.vim
 
-With *Wildfire* you can quickly select the closest text object among a group of candidates. By
-default candidates are `i'`, `i"`, `i)`, `i]`, `i}` and `ip`.
+With *Wildfire* you can quickly select the closest text object among a group of
+candidates. By default candidates are `i'`, `i"`, `i)`, `i]`, `i}`, `ip` and `it`.
 
 Learn more about text objects with `:help text-objects`.
 
-![Live preview](_assets/preview.gif "Live preview.")
+![Preview](_assets/preview.gif "Preview.")
 
 ### Usage
 
-Press `<ENTER>` in normal mode to select the closest text object. Keep pressing for selecting the
-**next** closest text object. To go the other way round, that is, to select the **previously**
-selected text object, press `<BS>`.
+Press `<ENTER>` in normal mode to select the closest text object. Keep pressing
+`<ENTER>` for selecting the **next** closest text object. To go the other way
+round, that is, to select the **previously** selected text object, press `<BS>`.
 
-To speed things up, if you want to select the `n`th closest text object you can press a number
-followed by `<ENTER>` (e.g. pressing `2<ENTER>` will select the second closest text
+To speed things up, if you want to select the `n`th closest text object you can
+press a number followed by `<ENTER>` (e.g. pressing `2<ENTER>` will select the
+second closest text
 object).
 
 To change default mappings use the following options:
@@ -25,23 +26,10 @@ let g:wildfire_fuel_map = "<ENTER>"  " This selects the next closest text object
 let g:wildfire_water_map = "<BS>"  " This selects the previous closest text object.
 ```
 
-By default, *Wildfire* selects the text objects `i'`, `i"`, `i)`, `i]`, `i}` and `ip`, but you can
-customize which text objects are considered with the following option
+By default, *Wildfire* selects any of the text objects `i'`, `i"`, `i)`, `i]`,
+`i}`, `ip` and `it`. You can decide the ones to consider with the following
+option:
 
 ```vim
-let g:wildfire_objects = ["i'", 'i"', "i)", "i]", "i}", "ip"]
+let g:wildfire_objects = ["i'", 'i"', "i)", "i]", "i}", "ip", "it"]
 ```
-
-### Tip
-
-If you often work with Html you certainly know about the ability of Vim to select tag objects with
-the commands `vat` and `vit`. When dealing with Html files you may find useful to set the
-following variable in your `.virmc`
-
-```                                    vim
-let g:wildfire_objects = ["it"]  " or `at`
-```
-
-
-
-