README.rdoc in timepiece-0.1.4 vs README.rdoc in timepiece-0.1.5

@@ -26,28 +26,30 @@
 
 * Show a 12 hour clock by specifying its `type:` explicitly
 
     <%= timepiece('London', type: '12') %>
 
+=== 12 Hour Clock Options
+
 By default the 12 hour clock displays time without any leading character, in the format '1:23pm'. You can add either a zero, as present on the 24 hour clock, or a leading space character the size of a numerical digit - useful for keeping your clocks aligned. To achieve this, set the Timepiece's `lead:`
 
 * To add a leading zero to hour values less than ten
 
-    <%= timepiece('London', lead: '0') %>
+    <%= timepiece('London', type: '12', lead: '0') %>
 
   or
 
-    <%= timepiece('London', lead: 'zero') %>
+    <%= timepiece('London', type: '12', lead: 'zero') %>
 
 * To add a space character
 
-    <%= timepiece('London', lead: '_') %>
+    <%= timepiece('London', type: '12', lead: '_') %>
 
   or
 
-    <%= timepiece('London', lead: 'space') %>
+    <%= timepiece('London', type: '12', lead: 'space') %>
 
 You can apply your own styles to any part of the Timepiece clock. For instance, you can capitalize the AM/PM abbreviation by targeting the span with class 'timepiece-abbr'. By default, the abbreviations are displayed without punctuation. To add punctuation, you can specify it with the `abbr_sep:` option.
 
 * Add punctuation to am/pm abbreviation
 
-    <%= timepiece('London', abbr_sep: '.') %>
+    <%= timepiece('London', type: '12', abbr_sep: '.') %>