## Enabling Flexbox Mode
-If you're using the CSS version of Foundation, you can generate a <a href="https://get.foundation/sites/download">custom download of Foundation</a> with flexbox mode enabled. If you're using the Sass version of Foundation, you can enable flexbox mode two ways:
+If you're using the CSS version of Foundation, you can generate a <a href="https://download.get.foundation/sites/download">custom download of Foundation</a> with flexbox mode enabled. If you're using the Sass version of Foundation, you can enable flexbox mode two ways:
If you use the `foundation-everything()` mixin in your main Sass file, pass in the parameter `true` to enable flexbox mode.
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-If you're using the CSS version of Foundation, you can generate a <a href="https://get.foundation/sites/download">custom download of Foundation</a> with prototype mode enabled. If you're using the Sass version of Foundation, you can enable prototype mode in two ways:
+If you're using the CSS version of Foundation, you can generate a <a href="https://download.get.foundation/sites/download">custom download of Foundation</a> with prototype mode enabled. If you're using the Sass version of Foundation, you can enable prototype mode in two ways:
If you use the `foundation-everything()` mixin in your main Sass file, just pass in `$prototype: true` to enable the prototype mode.
## CSS Download
-If you use a CSS version of Foundation (the ones you can find on the [download page](https://get.foundation/sites/download)), you'll need to create a custom download that includes RTL CSS instead of LTR. Just select "Right-to-left" under the Text Direction section of the customizer.
+If you use a CSS version of Foundation (the ones you can find on the [download page](https://download.get.foundation/sites/download)), you'll need to create a custom download that includes RTL CSS instead of LTR. Just select "Right-to-left" under the Text Direction section of the customizer.
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