Change log updates

README.md

@@ -22,4 +22,4 @@ Even though Gutter Grid is powered by flexbox, it features a legacy mode that, w
 
 **To read the full documentation go to http://gutter-grid.net.**
 
-You can view the change log on the [GitHub releases page](https://github.com/Dan503/gutter-grid/releases).
+You can view the change log on the [GitHub releases page](https://github.com/Dan503/gutter-grid/releases) or the [Gutter Grid website](http://gutter-grid.net/pages/15-change-log/).

docs/pages/15-change-log/index.html

@@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ <h3 class="TK-visHid">Mobile warning</h3>
 <h4 id="breaking-changes">Breaking changes</h4>
 <ul>
 <li>Grids that have a set of columns defined would previously stretch while wrapping in legacy mode. This was inconsistent behavior to modern mode. In modern mode, grid cells would remain at their column width setting while wrapping. Legacy mode grids now behave consistently with modern mode grids with the exception of wrapping.</li>
-<li>In general, legacy mode grids will not wrap unless explicitly told to. The exceptions to this rule are grids that have <code>align</code>, <code>space</code>, or <code>vAlign</code> settings applied to them and also grids that have had stretch disabled (<code>grid--noStretch</code> / <code>$stretch: false</code>). <code>vAlign</code> and <code>space</code> and <code>noStretch</code> will automatically enable wrapping in legacy mode. <code>vAlign</code> will only enable wrapping in legacy mode if a column count has also been set. Previously these exceptions were not consistent in legacy mode between legacy and modern browsers.</li>
+<li>In general, legacy mode grids will not wrap unless explicitly told to. The exceptions to this rule are grids that have <code>align</code>, <code>space</code>, or <code>vAlign</code> settings applied to them and also grids that have had stretch disabled (<code>grid--noStretch</code> / <code>$stretch: false</code> and <code>grid--noResize</code>/<code>$resize: false</code>). <code>vAlign</code>, <code>space</code> and <code>noStretch</code> will automatically enable wrapping in legacy mode. <code>vAlign</code> will only enable wrapping in legacy mode if a column count has also been set. Previously these exceptions were not consistent in legacy mode between legacy and modern browsers. Using <code>grid--noWrap</code>/<code>$wrap:false</code> can overide this implicit wrapping behaviour to force modern browsers to not wrap. This technique will not prevent IE8 and 9 from wrapping though.</li>
 </ul>
 <h4 id="new-features">New features</h4>
 <ul>

src/pages/15-change-log/_content.pug

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ block content
     #### Breaking changes
 
     - Grids that have a set of columns defined would previously stretch while wrapping in legacy mode. This was inconsistent behavior to modern mode. In modern mode, grid cells would remain at their column width setting while wrapping. Legacy mode grids now behave consistently with modern mode grids with the exception of wrapping.
-    - In general, legacy mode grids will not wrap unless explicitly told to. The exceptions to this rule are grids that have `align`, `space`, or `vAlign` settings applied to them and also grids that have had stretch disabled (`grid--noStretch` / `$stretch: false`). `vAlign` and `space` and `noStretch` will automatically enable wrapping in legacy mode. `vAlign` will only enable wrapping in legacy mode if a column count has also been set. Previously these exceptions were not consistent in legacy mode between legacy and modern browsers.
+    - In general, legacy mode grids will not wrap unless explicitly told to. The exceptions to this rule are grids that have `align`, `space`, or `vAlign` settings applied to them and also grids that have had stretch disabled (`grid--noStretch` / `$stretch: false` and `grid--noResize`/`$resize: false`). `vAlign`, `space` and `noStretch` will automatically enable wrapping in legacy mode. `vAlign` will only enable wrapping in legacy mode if a column count has also been set. Previously these exceptions were not consistent in legacy mode between legacy and modern browsers. Using `grid--noWrap`/`$wrap:false` can overide this implicit wrapping behaviour to force modern browsers to not wrap. This technique will not prevent IE8 and 9 from wrapping though.
 
     #### New features