From 000567bf75c07ad909930ea683d162bdc92f3563 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Joe Hutchinson <hutch7995@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2019 10:40:50 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md

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@@ -107,14 +107,14 @@ Shortcodes extend markdown to make writing easier and more powerful.
 `image` is how you add WebP images to your posts with a fallback in case WebP is not supported. Image just needs the src and alt parameters. WebP is a next-gen image format that was created to make the web fast. To use the image shortcode simply store a WebP image with the same name in the same directory as your normal image.
 
 ```html
-<!--- Will display a WebP image on supported browsers if img/awesome.webp exists -->
+<!--- Will display a WebP image on supported browsers if post/awesome-post/awesome.webp exists -->
 {{<image src="post/awesome-post/awesome.jpg" alt="An awesome image that will use webp when possible. Much faster!" >}}
 ```
 
 `smallimg` allows you to add images to your posts without stretching them to be as wide as the content area.  Smallimg takes the parameters src, alt, smartfloat (optional), and width (optional). The smartfloat parameter can be set to right or left, and it floats the image to the right or left on big enough screens.
 
 ```html
-<!--- smallimg will also display a WebP image on supported browsers if img/smile.webp exists -->
+<!--- smallimg will also display a WebP image on supported browsers if post/smile-post/smile.webp exists -->
 {{<smallimg src="post/smile-post/smile.png" alt="A big beautiful smile" smartfloat="left" width="100px">}}
 ```