   end
   ```
 
-  Once you are in your view, you can then render that HTML and then mount the component client-side.
-  See `ReactPhoenix.ClientSide` for more information.
+  Once you are in your view, you can render that HTML and then mount the component
+  client-side with the `target_id` option. See `ReactPhoenix.ClientSide` for more information.
 
   ```
   <div id="hello"><%= @react_html %></div>


  ## What? Why?

  Server-side rendering of React components can be important for things
  such as Search Engine Optimization. In short, we have our Phoenix
  controller gather the HTML that would be generated by a React component
  (including utilizing any props required) and pass that directly into the
  view template. Once there, we can render the string directly on initial
  page load so that loading is fast and data is there when a search engine
  crawler finds the page.

  ## Configuration


      ],
      node: [                                  # We need to add this new one
        "node_modules/babel-cli/bin/babel.js", "--watch",
        
        # where your  React components are saved (before compilation)
        "web/static/js/components",
        
        # where you'd like to store them after compilation.
        # This MUST match your compiled_path config from config/config.exs.
        "--out-dir", "priv/static/js/components",
