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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Welcome to the NvChad wiki!
           └──anything.lua
 ```
 
-- The init.lua is used instead of init.vim.
+- The init.lua is used instead of init.vim. 
 - The lua folder contains modules ( config files ) , in the example above anything.lua file in lua folder could be considered as a module.
 - The anything.lua file is supposed to have any neovim config written in lua , its like splitting the overall config into small bits and make it more organized , like one module for highlights and colors , another one for statusline and so on!.
 - To load or source that "anything" module (like making it load with init.lua ) ,add this is in init.lua : require "anything".
@@ -78,12 +78,13 @@ base16(base16.themes["onedark"], true)
 g.nvchad_theme = "gruvbox"
 local base16 = require "base16"
 base16(base16.themes["nvchad-softgruv"], true)
+```
 
-## Submitting your own themes 
+# Submitting your own themes 
 
 - NvChad is depended on 3 things for the themes : 
 
-```
+ 
 1. The base16 plugin's colorschemes for syntax highlighting only
 2. The theme files in lua/themes folder ( These manage overall colors for NvChad like statusline , tabline , file tree colors etc)
 3. The terminal's BG color should be set according to the theme's BG for SURE! for example in nord theme the bg color is #2E3440 , 
@@ -93,7 +94,7 @@ base16(base16.themes["nvchad-softgruv"], true)
 
    So NvChad uses no color for Normal and just uses terminal bg color , if the terminal's transparent then nvchad is transparent too. 
    Anyways you can change this behaviour tho , check highlights.lua config.   
-```
+ 
 
  (PART 1)
 - Making your own theme is very very easy. You have to check the lua/themes folder , for now it just has onedark.lua and gruvbox.lua.
@@ -102,14 +103,14 @@ base16(base16.themes["nvchad-softgruv"], true)
 - Now change all the 29 hex colors in the colors table , dont change the variable names in the table or you'll break everything!
 - Those hex colors must match the theme you want like nordish color palettes etc.
 - Ok now once the chad.lua has all sexy colors set then go to init.lua and set the theme: 
-  ```g.nvchad_theme = "chad" ```
+  ```g.nvchad_theme = "chad"  
  
  (PART 2)
 
 - Go to [repo](https://github.com/siduck76/nvim-base16.lua/blob/master/lua/base16.lua#L345)
 - If you want nord syntax highlighting for chad.lua then just search "nord" in that repo , confirm that nord is named as nord only 
 - Go to init.lua
-```base16(base16.themes["nord"], true)```
+```base16(base16.themes["nord"], true) 
 
  (PART 3)