Updated README.md file.

README.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-## Jenkins, Isotope11 Style
+## Jenkins, MMT Digital Style
 This is a project to house a stylesheet that will make Jenkins look prettier
 than the default.
 
-At [isotope|eleven][isotope] we use [Jenkins CI][jenkins] for our continuous
+At [MMT Digital][mmtdigital] we use [Jenkins CI][jenkins] for our continuous
 integration server.  This is all good, but I kind of hate how it looks.  So I
 built an open source project (it's what you do, right?) wherein I style it up
 using [Sass][sass].
@@ -11,18 +11,18 @@ using [Sass][sass].
 Here's an example of what this project will make your jenkins look like
 
 #### Our style
-![Jenkins Isotope Style](https://raw.github.com/isotope11/jenkins-isotope-style/master/doc/jenkins_isotope_style.png)
+![Jenkins Isotope Style](https://raw.github.com/mmtdigital/jenkins-mmtdigital-style/master/doc/jenkins_mmtdigital_style.png)
 
 #### Stock Jenkins
 This is what it looks like standard.
-![Stock Jenkins](https://raw.github.com/isotope11/Jenkins-isotope-style/master/doc/jenkins_stock.png)
+![Stock Jenkins](https://raw.github.com/mmtdigital/Jenkins-mmtdigital-style/master/doc/jenkins_stock.png)
 
 ### Using it for your organization
 So this easy for you to modify and use for your own organization.  Here are the
 steps you'd need to take.
 
 1. Install the [Jenkins Simple Theme Plugin][simple_theme].
-2. Set your custom css to `http://isotope11.github.com/jenkins-isotope-style/jenkins-isotope-style.css`
+2. Set your custom css to `http://mmtdigital.github.com/jenkins-mmtdigital-style/jenkins-mmtdigital-style.css`
 3. Fork our project, make your own changes (pull requests welcome!), add your
 organization's logo and colors.
 4. Run the ruby script provided to publish your stylesheet to github-pages for
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ hosting, so you can just point your Jenkins custom CSS to your own fork.
 ### Development
 To run sass and compile the stylesheet as you make changes, run this:
 
-    sass --watch jenkins-isotope-style.scss:jenkins-isotope-style.css
+    sass --watch jenkins-mmtdigital-style.scss:jenkins-mmtdigital-style.css
 
 To push the styles to github pages, which is where jenkins looks for them, make
 sure you've committed and pushed everything to master.  Then run:
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ sure you've committed and pushed everything to master.  Then run:
 That'll do all the git magic.  Now when you ctrl+refresh jenkins, your changes
 are there.
 
-[isotope]: http://www.isotope11.com
+[mmtdigital]: http://www.mmtdigital.co.uk
 [jenkins]: http://www.jenkins-ci.org
 [sass]: http://sass-lang.com/
 [simple_theme]: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Simple+Theme+Plugin