updated workflows + docs

Author: qcoral

.github/workflows/comment_pr.yml

@@ -53,19 +53,14 @@ It has an OLED, a rotary encoder, 4 switches in a matrix, 2 addressable LEDs, an
 - Generally speaking, go to [grabcad](https://grabcad.com/library) and search for your part + sort by popular, and you should be able to find the model you need
 
 ## Generally useful tips
-- Most DIY keyboards are at least partially open source.
-You can go to their git repositories and copy their tolerances/footprints/schematics/whatever
+- Most DIY keyboards are at least partially open source. You can go to their git repositories and copy their tolerances/footprints/schematics/whatever
 - You can export your KiCad PCB to a PDF and print them to check measurements
 - Most Keyboards are wired in a matrix to save pins, but if you have 6 or less switches just avoid the matrix altogether
 - For screens, just use a 4-pin header for footprints
 - Adding graphics in KiCad is really annoying. Instead, you can design your entire thing in Figma and import it as an overlay instead
-- Google is your best friend, search up anything u don't know.
-- Spam vias everywhere! They are free.
+- Google is your best friend. 9 times out of 10 the first result will help you out.
 - Try routing everything on one layers first, if you can't without making a big loop, move to the second layer. This keeps your board clean.
 - Make multiple revisions! I rerouted my first macropad like 10 times while adding stuff.
 - After routing everything, run Tools > Cleanup Tracks & Vias. You gotta press the Build changes button twice for the optimizations to apply.
 - Use a ground fill, they are good!
-- Try adding capacitors, they will increase your board's stability.
-- With kmk, you can control your mouse with buttons! See [Mouse Keys](https://github.com/KMKfw/kmk_firmware/blob/main/docs/en/mouse_keys.md) in the docs.
 - Maybe use some thicker traces! Edit the trace width a at the top left "Track: use netclass width", click edit predefined and add yours. Then select it in the same menu.
-- Use tunnels to keep your schematic organised.

website/src/pages/hackpad/Resources.mdx

@@ -108,7 +108,8 @@ You should have the following menu open:
 
 <img src="/docs/v2/editgrid.png" className="max-w-96" />
 
-Now click on the + button at the bottom left, and enter "2.38125" in the field named "X". Press Ok then Ok again. Now you have defined a cutom grid!
+Now click on the + button at the bottom left, and enter "2.38125" in the field named "X". Press Ok then Ok again. Now you have defined a custom grid!
+(this is the distance between the switches divided by 8. 19.05mm / 8 = 2.38125mm)
 
 We now need to place the components!
 
@@ -187,7 +188,7 @@ You currently can view the 3D version of your PCB by pressing Alt+3 (Option+3 on
 
 Oh no! We are missing some 3D Models. Here we will learn how you add them.
 
-First, you must find 3D Models for your components on the internet, but here if @Cyao's trusty list of common models. (If this opens a new tab and doesn't automatically download, press Control+S)
+First, you must find 3D Models for your components on the internet, but here is @Cyao's trusty list of common models. (If this opens a new tab and doesn't automatically download, press Control+S)
 
 - [Seeed-Studio Xiao](https://rawcdn.githack.com/cheyao/macropad/642f4e5dbdabb88147ccd878850d199042967667/PCB/third_party/xiao.step)
 - [Cherry MX v2 (Models for the switches)](https://rawcdn.githack.com/cheyao/macropad/3adb7e07d888458e6d1985f4e6be17601a1c2350/PCB/third_party/SW_Cherry_MX_PCB.stp)