fix spelling of dropdown

Author: marionbarker

docs/build/xcode-settings.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ The very first time you open Xcode it may install a package of command line tool
 
 * Check that your Command Line Tools installed correctly.
     - First, open Xcode Settings
-        * Click on the word **`Xcode`** in the top menu bar (just to the right of the Apple icon in the upper-left corner) and select `Settings` in the drop-down menu
+        * Click on the word **`Xcode`** in the top menu bar (just to the right of the Apple icon in the upper-left corner) and select `Settings` in the dropdown menu
     - Then select the `Locations` tab in the Settings window to see the dropdown menu for Command Line Tools.  Make sure the Xcode version listed matches what you just installed (not the version in this graphic)
 * If it's blank, use the blue arrows to the right of the Command Line Tools row to select it
 

docs/gh-actions/gh-errors.md

@@ -515,9 +515,9 @@ Select `Action: Build Loop`
 Refer to the first graphic below:
 
 * Tap on Run Workflow (on the right side)
-* Tap on the drop-down arrow to the right of the default `branch`
+* Tap on the dropdown arrow to the right of the default `branch`
 * Choose the `branch` you just created
-    * Start to type `patch` in the `branch` selection drop-down
+    * Start to type `patch` in the `branch` selection dropdown
     * Only `branches` with that phrase will be displayed
 * After you have the correct `branch` selected, tap on run workflow
 

docs/gh-actions/gh-first-time.md

@@ -408,7 +408,7 @@ Record this for use as <code>TEAMID</code> in your <code>Secrets</code> file. Yo
     ![generate api key dialog box](img/dev-generate-key.png){width="500"}
     {align="center"}
 
-    * Enter the name of the key as "`FastLane API Key`" and choose `Admin` in the access drop-down menu
+    * Enter the name of the key as "`FastLane API Key`" and choose `Admin` in the access dropdown menu
     * Confirm the name and that "`Admin`" is selected and then click on the "`Generate`" button.
 
 ### :material-dots-triangle: Substep 2.3 for Step 2
@@ -529,7 +529,7 @@ You must be logged into your *GitHub* account before starting this step. If you
         * Most Looper will use the `classic Token`
             * If you are a developer who needs to use fine-grained `tokens`, that is fine
         * Edit the note box to be `FastLane Access Token`
-    * The default Expiration time is 30 days - but you should select `No expiration` (use the drop-down menu to select)
+    * The default Expiration time is 30 days - but you should select `No expiration` (use the dropdown menu to select)
         * *GitHub* will show a yellow warning when you do this
         * It is ok to ignore the warning
     * Add a check beside the `workflow` permission scope
@@ -700,9 +700,9 @@ Carefully compare your screen to the graphic below paying attention to the highl
 Log into *GitHub*.
 
 1. Return to your forked copy of <code>LoopWorkspace</code>
-    * Click on your personal icon at the upper right to see the drop-down menu and select "`Your repositories`"
+    * Click on your personal icon at the upper right to see the dropdown menu and select "`Your repositories`"
 
-    ![drop-down-menu](img/gh-quick-access.png){width="200"}
+    ![dropdown-menu](img/gh-quick-access.png){width="200"}
     {align="center"}
 
 1. You should see (at least) 2 repositories: `Match-Secrets` and <code>LoopWorkspace</code>
@@ -831,7 +831,7 @@ Refer to the graphic below for the numbered steps:
 
 1. Click on the `Actions` tab of your <code>LoopWorkspace</code> repository
 1. On the left side, click on 1. <code>Validate Secrets</code>
-1. On the right side, click `Run Workflow` to show a drop-down menu
+1. On the right side, click `Run Workflow` to show a dropdown menu
     * You will see your default branch (typically this is `main`)
     * You can select a different branch, but typically, you run the default
 1. Tap the green button that says `Run workflow`.
@@ -869,7 +869,7 @@ Refer to the graphic below for the numbered steps:
 
 1. Click on the `Actions` tab of your <code>LoopWorkspace</code> repository
 1. On the left side, click on 2. <code>Add Identifiers</code>
-1. On the right side, click `Run Workflow` to show a drop-down menu
+1. On the right side, click `Run Workflow` to show a dropdown menu
     * You will see your default branch (typically this is `main`)
     * You can select a different branch, but typically, you run the default
 1. Tap the green button that says `Run workflow`.
@@ -1136,7 +1136,7 @@ If you have previously used some kind of remote build, like `diawi` or `TestFlig
 
 1. Open this link: [`App Store Connect / Apps`](https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/apps){: target="_blank" } to view your apps; log in if needed.
     * If you have never added an app to *App Store Connect*, you will not see the icons inside the red rectangle and should keep going, although some people report the search icon shows up for them
-    *  If you have an app that is not shown, you will see a search icon and the `All Statuses` dropdown. If you get to step 3 and cannot find your `com.TEAMID.loopkit.Loop` in the *Bundle ID* drop-down, this means you need to follow [Find My Loop](#find-my-loop).
+    *  If you have an app that is not shown, you will see a search icon and the `All Statuses` dropdown. If you get to step 3 and cannot find your `com.TEAMID.loopkit.Loop` in the *Bundle ID* dropdown, this means you need to follow [Find My Loop](#find-my-loop).
 
     ![app store connect with deleted apps](img/01-app-store-connect.png){width="600"}
     {align="center"}
@@ -1248,7 +1248,7 @@ Refer to the graphic below for the numbered steps:
 
 1. Click on the "<code>Actions</code>" tab of your <code>LoopWorkspace</code> repository
 1. On the left side, click on "`Create Certificates`"
-1. On the right side, click "`Run Workflow`" to show a drop-down menu
+1. On the right side, click "`Run Workflow`" to show a dropdown menu
     * You will see your default branch (typically `main`)
     * You can select a different branch, but typically, you run the default
 1. Tap the green button that says "`Run workflow`".
@@ -1288,7 +1288,7 @@ Refer to the graphic below for the first four steps:
 
 1. Click on the "`Actions`" tab of your <code>LoopWorkspace</code> repository.
 1. On the left side, click on "4. `Build Loop`".
-1. On the right side, click "`Run Workflow`" to show a drop-down menu
+1. On the right side, click "`Run Workflow`" to show a dropdown menu
     * You will see your default branch (typically `main`)
     * You can select a different branch, but typically, you run the default
 1. Tap the green button that says "`Run workflow`".
@@ -1442,7 +1442,6 @@ If coming here from the Errors with Browser page because you enter the wrong `TE
 If you were just trying to clean up the identifiers, then follow these steps:
 
 * Run Action: [Add Identifiers](#add-identifiers) to add Identifiers with the documented short names
-* If you did not complete the [Add or Review Configuration for Loop Identifier](#add-or-review-configuration-for-loop-identifier) step, do it now
-* Complete the [Add `App Group` to Identifiers](#add-app-group-to-identifiers)
+* If you did not complete the [Add `App Group` to Identifiers](#add-app-group-to-identifiers)
 * If you did not complete the [Create Loop App in App Store Connect](#create-loop-app-in-app-store-connect) step, do it now
 * Continue with [Create Certificates](#create-certificates) and then [Build the *Loop* App](#build-the-loop-app)

docs/gh-actions/gh-other-apps.md

@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ This step validates most of your six <code>Secrets</code> and provides error mes
 
 1. Click on the "Actions" tab of your  *Loop Follow*  or  *Loop Caregiver*repository and enable workflows if needed
 1. On the left side, click on 1. <code>Validate Secrets</code>
-1. On the right side, click `Run Workflow` to show a drop-down menu
+1. On the right side, click `Run Workflow` to show a dropdown menu
     * You will see your default branch (`main` for LoopFollow, `dev` for LoopCaregiver)
     * You can select a different branch, but typically, you run the default
 1. Tap the green button that says `Run workflow`.
@@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ Refer to the graphic below for the numbered steps:
 
 1. Click on the "Actions" tab of your repository
 1. On the left side, click on "Add Identifiers"
-1. On the right side, click "Run Workflow" to show a drop-down menu
+1. On the right side, click "Run Workflow" to show a dropdown menu
     * You will see your default branch (`main` for LoopFollow, `dev` for LoopCaregiver)
     * You can select a different branch, but typically, you run the default
 1. Tap the green button that says "Run workflow"
@@ -363,7 +363,7 @@ Refer to the graphic below for the numbered steps:
 
 1. Click on the "Actions" tab of your Repository repository
 1. On the left side, click on "Create Certificates"
-1. On the right side, click "Run Workflow" to show a drop-down menu
+1. On the right side, click "Run Workflow" to show a dropdown menu
     * You will see your default branch (`main` for LoopFollow, `dev` for LoopCaregiver)
     * You can select a different branch, but typically, you run the default
 1. Tap the green button that says "Run workflow".
@@ -399,7 +399,7 @@ Refer to the graphic below for the first four steps:
 
 1. Click on the "Actions" tab of your Repository repository.
 1. On the left side, click on "Build *App Name*".
-1. On the right side, click "Run Workflow" to show a drop-down menu
+1. On the right side, click "Run Workflow" to show a dropdown menu
     * You will see your default branch (`main` for LoopFollow, `dev` for LoopCaregiver)
     * You can select a different branch, but typically, you run the default
 1. Tap the green button that says "Run workflow".
@@ -473,7 +473,7 @@ There are three steps to using this account moving forward:
 
 1. For each repository: you need to `fork` for each app you wish to build to the new `my-name-org` account
 
-    * When you do the fork, there will be a drop-down menu under Owner for you to select the account for the `fork`
+    * When you do the fork, there will be a dropdown menu under Owner for you to select the account for the `fork`
     * Choose the organization account
     * Other than that extra step, follow the standard `fork` directions
         * This link provides instructions to [`Fork LoopWorkspace`](gh-first-time.md#fork-loopworkspace)
@@ -496,7 +496,7 @@ Make sure you are in the organization for *GitHub*:
 * In the new screen, select `my-name-org`
 * Make sure the URL is `github.com/my-name-org`
 * Click on Settings (it is optional to fill in the information shown under general)
-* In the left pane, scroll down to find `Secrets and variables` and click on the drop-down symbol and choose `Actions`
+* In the left pane, scroll down to find `Secrets and variables` and click on the dropdown symbol and choose `Actions`
 * Your screen should look like the graphic below
 
 ![add secrets at organization level](img/add-secrets-org.png)

docs/nightscout/remote-commands.md

@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ On the Caregivers device (iPhone or Mac):
 ### Using Safari
 
 * When you use Safari to view your Looper's *Nightscout* site and choose the Careportal (:material-plus-thick:)
-    * Choose a remote command from the Event Type drop-down menu (remote commands are at the bottom of the list)
+    * Choose a remote command from the Event Type dropdown menu (remote commands are at the bottom of the list)
     * The OTP will be offered to you for every row - ignore it when entering Carb amount or Absorption Time, or Bolus Amount
     * Select it for the OTP row
     * Note that OTP is not required for Remote Overrides - leave that row blank