diff --git a/assets/menu/menu.json b/assets/menu/menu.json
index e4021cf7a..d754d176c 100644
--- a/assets/menu/menu.json
+++ b/assets/menu/menu.json
@@ -448,10 +448,6 @@
"name": "Overview",
"to": "/theming"
},
- {
- "name": "Visual Editor",
- "href": "https://designer.primevue.org"
- },
{
"name": "Colors",
"to": "/colors"
diff --git a/doc/installation/PluginDoc.vue b/doc/installation/PluginDoc.vue
index 91b343ef9..038c128e1 100644
--- a/doc/installation/PluginDoc.vue
+++ b/doc/installation/PluginDoc.vue
@@ -1,6 +1,9 @@
PrimeVue plugin is required to be installed with the use function to set up the default
+ PrimeVue plugin is required to be installed with the use function to set up the default
- There are 3 alternatives to create your own theme. First option is using the Visual Editor, second one is compiling a theme with command line sass and final alternative is embedding scss files within your project to let your build - environment do the compilation. In all cases, the generated theme file should be imported to your project. We've created a video tutorial that demonstrates all three options. -
- -- Visual Editor is an easy way to quickly customize an existing theme without dealing with the details of the SASS API. The editor allows changing common settings like primary color for built-in - themes. Once you have completed the design, click the download button to access the generated theme.css file and import it to your project as an asset. In near future, an advanced UI Designer will be available with the ability to - edit all variables and components where you'll also be able to save your themes when accessed with an account. + There are 2 alternatives to create your own theme. First option is compiling a theme with command line sass whereas second option is embedding scss files within your project to let your build environment do the compilation. In all cases, + the generated theme file should be imported to your project.