ajdusted install guide path

jonasjabari · jonasjabari · commit 6ad5477ef93d · 2020-11-04T11:34:03.000+01:00
diff --git a/docs/reactive_apps/README.md b/docs/reactive_apps/README.md
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ Apps need to inherit from `Matestack::Ui::App` and implement a `response` method
 
 How the call of `heading text: "Matestack Shop"` works will be explained later in this guide.
 
-As you might have read in the [installation](/docs/start/000-installation/) guide you need to have a rails layout containing a html element with "matestack-ui" as class name. This is required because matestack uses Vue.js and we mount to this class name. Because we do not yet support writing "html, head, meta" and other tags that are used outside the body in matestack you need at least one layout file. But we recommend using one layout file for each app.
+As you might have read in the [installation](/docs/start/100-installation/) guide you need to have a rails layout containing a html element with "matestack-ui" as class name. This is required because matestack uses Vue.js and we mount to this class name. Because we do not yet support writing "html, head, meta" and other tags that are used outside the body in matestack you need at least one layout file. But we recommend using one layout file for each app.
 
 **Accessing data in apps**
 
diff --git a/docs/start/100-installation/README.md b/docs/start/100-installation/README.md
diff --git a/docs/ui_components/100-rails_integration/README.md b/docs/ui_components/100-rails_integration/README.md
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ The easiest way to integrate Matestack is by creating custom components and usin
 
 This is a perfect place to start refactoring our application to use matestack. It's easy to start from the inside out, first replacing parts of your UI with components. As partials already are used to structure your UI in smaller reusable parts they are a perfect starting point. So let's refactor our product teaser into a custom component.
 
-After successfully following the [installation guide](/docs/start/000-installation/README.md) we can start. Remember to set the id "matestack-ui" in your corresponding layout.
+After successfully following the [installation guide](/docs/start/100-installation/README.md) we can start. Remember to set the id "matestack-ui" in your corresponding layout.
 
 Start by creating a file called `teaser.rb` in `app/matestack/components/products/teaser.rb`. Placement of this file is as you see similar to our partial. In this file we implement our component in pure ruby as follows:
 
