All of the text content in the Birthday card lives directly in the HTML body ofDocumentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://mintlify.com/erickcruzmision-heart/birthday/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
index.html — there is no separate config file, data layer, or JSON to edit. Every greeting, wish, and sign-off is a plain HTML element you can open in any text editor and change in seconds. This page walks through each editable text region in the order it appears on the card.
Heading
The card opens with two heading elements stacked on top of each other. The<h1> carries the main celebration line and the <h2> is the recipient description — the personal label that makes the card feel specific to one person.
<h1> is the festive headline — change the text and emoji to suit the occasion. <h2> reads “MÁS QUE UN AMIGO UN HERMANO” (“More than a friend, a brother”) and describes the relationship with the recipient. Replace it with any phrase that captures your connection, such as a nickname, a job title, or a short dedication.
Intro Paragraph
Immediately below the cake emoji sits a short personal message marked up as a<p> with the class intro.
.intro CSS rule sets line-height: 1.6, so multi-line text still reads comfortably.
Wish List
The wish list is an unordered list (<ul class="birthday-list">) containing five <li> items. Each item is automatically decorated with a ✨ sparkle prefix via the ::before pseudo-element in CSS — you do not need to add that character manually.
<li> anywhere inside the <ul>. Each new item automatically receives the same pill styling and hover animation.
Removing an item — delete the entire <li>…</li> line. The remaining items reflow with equal spacing.
Reordering — cut a <li> line and paste it in the desired position. Order in the HTML is order on screen.
Changing the leading emoji — each item begins with a decorative emoji before the text. Swap it for any emoji that feels appropriate, or remove it entirely. The CSS ::before sparkle is separate and will still appear.
Closing Message & Signature
Two elements appear at the bottom of the card: a.final-message paragraph and a .signature element.
.final-message is a calm, reflective sentence that follows the wish list. Use it for a personal anecdote, an inside joke, or a heartfelt thank-you.
.signature is the sign-off displayed in bold pink (#ff4d6d). Replace the text with your name, a nickname, or a group credit such as “❤️ The whole team”.
Before & After Example
The example below shows the original Spanish content alongside a complete English translation adapted for a different recipient.- Original (Spanish)
- Example (English)
When you translate the card, also update the
lang attribute on the opening <html> tag to match the language you’re using. The original file declares <html lang="es"> for Spanish. For an English card, change it to <html lang="en">. This attribute helps screen readers and search engines identify the page language correctly.