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content/start.md

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 In this page we explore the three main ways of starting a project with jMonkeyEngine.
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-<button id="qsinitializerBtn" class="highlightedCl qsbtn" onclick="showSubPage('qsinitializer')">The Inializer</button> 
+<!-- <button id="qsinitializerBtn" class="highlightedCl qsbtn" onclick="showSubPage('qsinitializer')">The Inializer</button>  -->
 <button  class="qsbtn" id="qssdkBtn"  onclick="showSubPage('qssdk')">The SDK</button>
-<button class="qsbtn"  id="qscustomBtn" onclick="showSubPage('qscustom')">DIY</button>
+<button class="qsbtn highlightedCl"  id="qscustomBtn" onclick="showSubPage('qscustom')" >DIY</button>
 
 </div>
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-<div class="qspage" id="qsinitializer" style="text-align:center">
+<div class="qspage" id="qsinitializer" style="text-align:center;display:none">
 
 The initializer is a convenient online tool that build a starter gradle script and template for your application.
 You can access the tool directly from [here](https://start.jmonkeyengine.org) or use the embedded version below.
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-<div class="qspage" id="qscustom" style="display:none">
+<div class="qspage" id="qscustom" style="display:block">
 
 The engine itself and its dependencies can be downloaded from [the releases page](https://github.com/jMonkeyEngine/jmonkeyengine/releases) and used as any other java library.