Updated Router page (markdown)

Using-a-custom-prota.md

@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ In debian, or its derivatives (Kali, Ubuntu, ...), you can do this by running:
 ```
 [sudo] apt-get install cutycapt httrack
 ```
-If you use another OS, simply replace the package manager "apt-get" with your system's default package manager; e.g. in centos, yum, etc.
+If you use another OS, simply replace the package manager "apt-get" with your system's default package manager (e.g. in centos, yum, etc.).
 
-In arch the installation is simple.
+In arch, the installation is simple:
 ```
 [sudo] pacman -S httrack
 yaourt cutycapt --noconfirm
@@ -39,11 +39,14 @@ bash router.sh
 <br>
 ![](http://i.imgur.com/x9P0PT6.png)
 <br>
-You can find the router'S login page in: <br>
+You'll find the router's login page in the site's directory, named after your gateway's IP address:<br>
 ```sites/192.168.X.1```<br><br>
 **Sample output**
 <br>
 ![](http://imgur.com/gAmfohN.png)
 <hr>
+## Adding fluxion support
+If you're up to the task, you can make the page work with fluxion yourself by following this guide (coming up). Otherwise, you can share your web page and we'll eventually get to making it functional ourselves.
 
-## Add it in fluxion
+## Add it to fluxion
+A Portal must be stored in its own independent directory, containing all its pages and assets. A portal directory must follow the naming scheme "Brand_Language.portal" to be properly detected by fluxion. Once prepared, the portal can be moved to "fluxion/attacks/Captive Portal/sites/" for fluxion to use.