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# Install the latest release
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$ bower install wfp-ui --save
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# Install any particular release
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$ bower install wfp-ui#0.7.0 --save
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$ bower install wfp-ui#{{ site.version }} --save
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{% endhighlight %}
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Now, add _WFP UI_ as a dependency to your main SCSS file:
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<h2class="title">Notice</h2>
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<p>The <i>WFP UI</i> is intended to be plug & play, and integrate seamlessly with any front-end framework unobtrusively. Whether you use <i>BootStrap</i>, <i>Foundation</i>, <i>Skeleton</i>, or any other framework, you should easily be able to apply WFP UI styles to your projects.</p>
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### Documentation
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WFP UI uses [Grunt](http://gruntjs.com) as standard compile assets, however you can use other task runners such as [Gulp](http://gulpjs.com).
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<h2class="title">Notice</h2>
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<p>WFP UI uses external Sass dependencies so it is necessary that the the dependencies are linked using the native Sass <code>includePaths</code> option.</p>
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