Some readme fixes

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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-#+TITLE: Smart-mode-line [[http://melpa.org/#/smart-mode-line][[[http://melpa.org/packages/smart-mode-line-badge.svg]]]] [[http://melpa.org/#/smart-mode-line][[[http://stable.melpa.org/packages/smart-mode-line-badge.svg]]]]
+#+TITLE: Smart-mode-line [[http://melpa.org/#/smart-mode-line][file:http://melpa.org/packages/smart-mode-line-badge.svg]] [[http://melpa.org/#/smart-mode-line][file:http://stable.melpa.org/packages/smart-mode-line-badge.svg]]
 
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@@ -8,22 +8,22 @@ and /smart truncation/.
 
 * Images
 
-*Dark Theme*
+*Dark Theme*\\
 [[https://raw.github.com/Malabarba/smart-mode-line/master/screenshot-2013-11-11-dark.png]]
 
-*Light Theme*
+*Light Theme*\\
 [[https://raw.github.com/Malabarba/smart-mode-line/master/screenshot-2013-11-11-light.png]]
 
-*Powerline Theme*
+*Powerline Theme*\\
 [[https://raw.github.com/Malabarba/smart-mode-line/master/screenshot-powerline-theme.png]]
 
 (Note: to use the powerline theme, install the
 =smart-mode-line-powerline-theme= package from MELPA)
 
-*Solarized Dark Theme*
+*Solarized Dark Theme*\\
 [[https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/601365/7131638/34a3b0f8-e247-11e4-8fd5-811365167d22.png]]
 
-*Solarized Light Theme*
+*Solarized Light Theme*\\
 [[https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/601365/7131637/34946ac6-e247-11e4-8e0e-35a47df70686.png]]
 
 (Note: to use the Solarized themes, install the
@@ -72,92 +72,92 @@ of the following BEFORE =sml/setup=:
 
 Its main features include:
 
-1. *Color coded*:
-    Highlights the most important information for you
-    (buffer name, modified state, line number). Don't
-    like the colors? See item /5./!
-
-2. *Fixed width* (if you want):
-    Lets you set a maxium width for the path name and mode names, and
-    truncates them intelligently (truncates the directory, not the
-    buffer name). Also let's you *right indent* strings in the
-    mode-line (see =sml/mode-width=).
-
-3. *Directory as Prefixes*:
-    Prefix feature saves a LOT of space. e.g. *"~/.emacs.d/"*
-    is translated to *":ED:"* in the path (open a file inside
-    this folder to see it in action). Long path names you
-    are commmonly working on are displayed as short
-    abbreviations. Set your own prefixes to make best use
-    of it (by configuring =sml/replacer-regexp-list=). Mousing
-    over the abbreviated path will show you the full
-    path. See below for examples.
-
-4. *Hide or Highlight minor-modes*:
-    The [[https://github.com/Malabarba/rich-minority][rich-minority]]
-    package saves even more space. Select which minor modes you don't
-    want to see listed by adding them to the variable
-    =rm-excluded-modes=, or even highlight the modes that are more
-    important with the variable =rm-text-properties=. This will filter
-    out the modes you don't care about and unclutter the modes list
-    (mousing over the modes list still shows the full list).
-
-5. *Very easy to configure*:
-    All colors and variables are customizable. You can change the
-    whole theme with =sml/apply-theme=, or just customize anything
-    manually with =sml/customize= and =sml/customize-faces=. There are
-    /DOZENS/ of variables to customize your mode-line, just pop over
-    there and have a look!
-
-6. *Compatible with absolutely anything*:
-    I'm serious. Versions 2.0 and above should be compatible with
-    *any* other packages that display information in the mode-line
-    (evil, nyan-mode, elscreen, display-battery-mode, etc). If you
-    find /ANYTHING/ that does not appear as it should, file a bug report
-    and I'll get to it.
+- Color coded ::
+   Highlights the most important information for you
+   (buffer name, modified state, line number). Don't
+   like the colors? See item /5./!
+
+- Fixed width (if you want) ::
+   Lets you set a maxium width for the path name and mode names, and
+   truncates them intelligently (truncates the directory, not the
+   buffer name). Also let's you *right indent* strings in the
+   mode-line (see =sml/mode-width=).
+
+- Directory as Prefixes ::
+   Prefix feature saves a LOT of space. e.g. =~/.emacs.d/=
+   is translated to =:ED:= in the path (open a file inside
+   this folder to see it in action). Long path names you
+   are commmonly working on are displayed as short
+   abbreviations. Set your own prefixes to make best use
+   of it (by configuring =sml/replacer-regexp-list=). Mousing
+   over the abbreviated path will show you the full
+   path. See below for examples.
+
+- Hide or Highlight minor-modes ::
+   The [[https://github.com/Malabarba/rich-minority][rich-minority]]
+   package saves even more space. Select which minor modes you don't
+   want to see listed by adding them to the variable
+   =rm-excluded-modes=, or even highlight the modes that are more
+   important with the variable =rm-text-properties=. This will filter
+   out the modes you don't care about and unclutter the modes list
+   (mousing over the modes list still shows the full list).
+
+- Very easy to configure ::
+   All colors and variables are customizable. You can change the
+   whole theme with =sml/apply-theme=, or just customize anything
+   manually with =sml/customize= and =sml/customize-faces=. There are
+   /DOZENS/ of variables to customize your mode-line, just pop over
+   there and have a look!
+
+- Compatible with absolutely anything ::
+   I'm serious. Versions 2.0 and above should be compatible with
+   *any* other packages that display information in the mode-line
+   (evil, nyan-mode, elscreen, display-battery-mode, etc). If you
+   find /ANYTHING/ that does not appear as it should, file a bug report
+   and I'll get to it.
 
 * Important Variables:
 
 All variables can be edited by running =sml/customize=, and the
 documentations are mostly self explanatory, I list here only the
 most important ones.
 
-1. =sml/theme=
+1. =sml/theme=\\
     Choose what theme you want to use for the mode-line colors. For now
     there are 3 different themes: =dark=, =light=, and =respectful=.
 
-2. =sml/shorten-directory= and =sml/shorten-modes=
+2. =sml/shorten-directory= and =sml/shorten-modes=\\
     Setting both of these to =t= garantees a fixed width mode-line
     (directory name and minor-modes list will be truncated to fit). To
     actually define the width, see below.
 
-3. =sml/name-width= and =sml/mode-width=
+3. =sml/name-width= and =sml/mode-width=\\
     Customize these according to the width of your emacs frame. I set
     them to =40= and =full= respectively, and the mode-line fits
     perfectly when the frame is split in two even on my laptop's small
     17" monitor. =full= means everything after the minor-modes will be
     right-indented.
 
-4. =sml/replacer-regexp-list=
+4. =sml/replacer-regexp-list=\\
     This variable is a list of (REGEXP REPLACEMENT) that is used
     to parse the path. The replacements are applied
     sequentially. This allows you to greatly abbreviate the path
     that's shown in the mode-line. If this abbreviation is of
-    the form *":SOMETHING:"*, it is considered a prefix and get's
+    the form =:SOMETHING:=, it is considered a prefix and get's
     a different color (you can change what's considered a prefix
     by customizing =sml/prefix-regexp=).
     For example, if you do a lot of work on a folder called
-    *"~/Dropbox/Projects/In-Development/"* almost half the
+    =~/Dropbox/Projects/In-Development/= almost half the
     mode-line would be occupied just by the folder name, which
     is much less important than the buffer name. But, you can't
     just hide the folder name, since editting a file in
-    *"~/Dropbox/Projects/In-Development/Source"* is VERY different
-    from editting a file in *"~/Dropbox/Projects/Source"*. By
+    =~/Dropbox/Projects/In-Development/Source= is VERY different
+    from editting a file in =~/Dropbox/Projects/Source=. By
     setting up a prefix for your commonly used folders, you get
     all that information without wasting all that space. In this
-    example you could set the replacement to *":ProjDev:"* or just
-    *":InDev:"*, so the path shown in the mode-line will be
-    *":ProjDev:Source/"* (saves a lot of space without hiding
+    example you could set the replacement to =:ProjDev:= or just
+    =:InDev:=, so the path shown in the mode-line will be
+    =:ProjDev:Source/= (saves a lot of space without hiding
     information).
 
 Some abbreviations are defined out of the box, for instance /(see the
@@ -209,4 +209,6 @@ the project is in the =~/Projects= directory:
 
 * Contributing
 
-[[https://gratipay.com/Malabarba][[[https://cdn.rawgit.com/gratipay/gratipay-badge/2.1.3/dist/gratipay.png]]]]
+[[https://gratipay.com/Malabarba][file:https://cdn.rawgit.com/gratipay/gratipay-badge/2.1.3/dist/gratipay.png]]
+
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