arrange order of parts to match order used in documentation

2 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 1c1cc90..a50cfd6 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -81,11 +81,6 @@ pieces).
 
 : `side` — a side part whose dimensions will be `cubby_depth` x `cubby_height`.
 
-: `both` — a `bottom` and a `side` laid next each other. (These may look like
-  two seperate models, but is only one model, and obnixious to work with in a
-  slicer. Generating them seperately will allow you to manipulate them
-  individually).
-
 : `female_tabs` — generates a shape consisting of the minimum amount of material
   needed to test the dovetail joint fit. `cubby_depth` is respected as the
   length that the tab holes (mortises) should run. (I have found that although
@@ -96,6 +91,11 @@ pieces).
 
 : `view_fit` — used as a debugging aid during development -- displays two sets
   of tops and bottoms posiitioned to inspect tab fit.
+  
+: `both` — a `bottom` and a `side` laid next each other. (These may look like
+  two seperate models, but is only one model, and obnixious to work with in a
+  slicer. Generating them seperately will allow you to manipulate them
+  individually).
 
 ### Cubby Dimensions ###
 
diff --git a/cubbies.scad b/cubbies.scad
index 3fbb5aa..aa777c6 100644
--- a/cubbies.scad
+++ b/cubbies.scad
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ include <BOSL2/joiners.scad>;
 
 $fn=20;
 
-part="both"; // [both:Bottom + Side,bottom::Bottom Only,side:Side Only,view_fit:Debugging view to confirm tab fit,male_tabs:Tabs only from bottom,female_tabs:Holes only from side]
+part="both"; // [bottom::Bottom Only,side:Side Only,female_tabs:Holes only from side,male_tabs:Tabs only from bottom,view_fit:Debugging view to confirm tab fit,both:Bottom + Side]
 
 /* [Cubby dimensions] */
 cubby_width=40;