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M MANUAL.md

@@ 500,10 500,10 @@ Here's the contents of `post.temple` in the Bagatto demo directory:
 The appeal of Temple is in its simplicity. It consists of four types
 of expression, all of which are seen here.
 
-- `{$ ... $}`: Evaluate the expression between the $s at compile time;
-- `{% ... %}`: Evaluate the expression between the %s at runtime,
+- `{$ ... $}`: Evaluate the expression between the `$`s at compile time;
+- `{% ... %}`: Evaluate the expression between the `%`s at runtime,
   escape and interpolate the output;
-- `{- ... -}`: Evaluate the expression between the -s at runtime,
+- `{- ... -}`: Evaluate the expression between the `-`s at runtime,
   interpolate the output without escaping it.
 - `{{ ... }}`: Evaluate and interpolate the expression inside the curly braces.
 


@@ 572,9 572,10 @@ with placeholders for the values to be interpolated.
 ### Renderer Generators
 
 Because `bagatto/render` is such a common operation, Bagatto offers a
-convenience function that will generate a **renderer** that will make
-the above call. For instance, if I wanted to specify the above
-template in a site specification, I'd probably write this:
+[convenience function](#bagattorenderer) that will generate a
+**renderer** that will make the above call. For instance, if I wanted
+to specify the above template in a site specification, I'd probably
+write this:
 
 ```clj
 repl:6:> (def site {:_ {:path "out.txt"