Update README.md

Author: henry7720

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@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ A simple Page-Protection Verification page developed in [PHP](https://secure.php
 ## Tutorial
 1. Firstly, [download](https://github.com/henry7720/Verification-Page/archive/master.zip) all of the files in any way you please.
 2. Next, generate a BCRYPT hash for your password with [hashgenerator.php](hashgenerator.php). If you are going to do this yourself, base64 encode the sha256 hash of your password string, and then BCRYPT the base64 encoded sha256 hash.
-3. Next, open up [verification.php](verification.php) and replace the `$hashedkey` variable's value with your hashed password. Use single quotes for the string, so that there are no variable parsing issues. 
-If you are aware of any particular pages you'd like to password-protect, you may add them to the `$whitelist` array now. Make sure the page's path is a relative full path; with filename and extension, e.g `/foo/bar.php` or `/bar.php`.
+3. Next, open up [verification.php](verification.php#L3) and replace the `$hashedkey` variable's value with your hashed password. Use single quotes for the string, so that there are no variable parsing issues. 
+If you are aware of any particular pages you'd like to password-protect, you may add them to the [`$whitelist` array](verification.php#L21) now. Make sure the page's path is a relative full path; with filename and extension, e.g `/foo/bar.php` or `/bar.php`.
 4. Next, open up [php-snippets.txt](php-snippets.md) and follow the particular instructions for using the PHP snippets to protect pages.
 5. Finally, create a new page with the PHP snippets, or use our [pre-made example](index.php) (as a template), and that page will be password-protected, making sure that the page has been added to the whitelist.