@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ to do the configuration yourself, you can run these commands to add my setup as
3939
4040** If you're interested in the nerdy details of my setup, keep reading!**
4141
42- {{ gif(sources=[ "./ demos/nvdash.mp4"]
42+ {{ gif(sources=[ "demos/nvdash.mp4"]
4343width=80) }}
4444
4545---
@@ -232,8 +232,6 @@ plugins that come by default from NVChad and the plugins that I have added on.
232232> ** Note:** If you are curious about all of my plugins, you can see them
233233> [ here] ( https://github.com/micahkepe/dotfiles/tree/main/nvim/lua/plugins ) .
234234
235- <br >
236-
237235#### NVChad Plugins
238236
239237NVChad comes with a carefully curated set of plugins that provide a solid
@@ -275,9 +273,7 @@ These plugins work together to provide a fully-featured IDE-like experience
275273right out of the box. NVChad's setup ensures that these plugins are configured
276274to work well together, providing a smooth and cohesive editing experience.
277275
278- {{ gif(sources=[ "./demos/nvchad-demo.mp4"] , width=80)}}
279-
280- <br >
276+ {{ gif(sources=[ "demos/nvchad-demo.mp4"] , width=80)}}
281277
282278#### Added Plugins "Musts"
283279
@@ -286,7 +282,7 @@ NVChad's base.
286282
287283##### [ ` gelguy/wilder.nvim ` ] ( https://github.com/gelguy/wilder.nvim )
288284
289- {{ gif(sources=[ "./ demos/wilder-cmds.mp4"] , width=80)}}
285+ {{ gif(sources=[ "demos/wilder-cmds.mp4"] , width=80)}}
290286
291287Makes navigating the Neovim command line much faster with fuzzy search
292288capabilities, providing instant suggestions as you type commands.
@@ -353,7 +349,7 @@ return {
353349
354350##### [ ` 3rd/image.nvim ` ] ( https://github.com/3rd/image.nvim )
355351
356- {{ gif(sources=[ "./ demos/image-nvim.mp4"] , width=80)}}
352+ {{ gif(sources=[ "demos/image-nvim.mp4"] , width=80)}}
357353
358354Enables image rendering in Neovim, essential for tasks like markdown previews
359355and documentation editing. When editing markdown files or any other file format
@@ -490,11 +486,9 @@ return {
490486}
491487```
492488
493- <br >
494-
495489##### [ ` rmagatti/autosession ` ] ( https://github.com/rmagatti/auto-session )
496490
497- {{ gif(sources=[ "./ demos/autosession.mp4"] , width=80)}}
491+ {{ gif(sources=[ "demos/autosession.mp4"] , width=80)}}
498492
499493Automatically saves and restores Neovim sessions, allowing you to pick up your
500494work right where you left off. If you close Neovim and reopen it later,
@@ -529,11 +523,9 @@ map("n", "<leader>ws", "<cmd>SessionSave<CR>", { desc = "Save session for auto s
529523map (" n" , " <leader>wr" , " <cmd>SessionRestore<CR>" , { desc = " Restore session for cwd" })
530524```
531525
532- <br >
533-
534526##### [ ` christoomey/vim-tmux-navigator ` ] ( https://github.com/christoomey/vim-tmux-navigator )
535527
536- {{ gif(sources=[ "./ demos/navigator.mp4"] , width=80)}}
528+ {{ gif(sources=[ "demos/navigator.mp4"] , width=80)}}
537529
538530Enables smooth navigation between Neovim windows and
539531[ tmux] ( https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki ) panes, making it feel like a unified
@@ -715,7 +707,7 @@ These are the mappings I use for GitSigns, which I believe are fairly standard.
715707` gitsigns ` works in "hunks" of code, hence all of these mappings begin with an
716708` h ` after the leader.
717709
718- {{ gif(sources=[ "./ demos/gitsigns.mp4"] , width=80)}}
710+ {{ gif(sources=[ "demos/gitsigns.mp4"] , width=80)}}
719711
720712``` lua
721713map (" n" , " <leader>hn" , " <cmd>lua require'gitsigns'.next_hunk()<CR>" , { desc = " Next hunk" })
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