diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index fc0bcc6..10aa489 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 # repo2html
 
-A command-line tool that generates a static HTML representation of a Git repository.
+A command-line tool that generates a static HTML representation of a Git
+repository.
 
 ## Page contents
 
@@ -50,9 +51,11 @@ A command-line tool that generates a static HTML representation of a Git reposit
 
     repo2html <destination> <template-directory>
 
-Run `repo2html` inside the root directory of a Git repository or a bare Git repository.
+Run `repo2html` inside the root directory of a Git repository or a bare Git
+repository.
 
-- `<destination>` is the path to the directory that you want the HTML files to be generated in.
+- `<destination>` is the path to the directory that you want the HTML files to
+  be generated in.
 - `<template-directory>` is the path to the directory that contains a
   `default.html` file. Refer to `assets/templates/default.html` for an example
   `default.html` file.
@@ -69,7 +72,8 @@ into the `/usr/local/bin` directory.
 1. Ensure you're in the `repo2html` git repository.
 2. As root, run `make dependencies` to install the required Chicken Scheme eggs.
 3. Run `make` to compile a static `repo2html` binary in the current directory.
-4. As root, run `make install` to copy the `repo2html` binary into the `/usr/local/bin` directory.
+4. As root, run `make install` to copy the `repo2html` binary into the
+   `/usr/local/bin` directory.
 
 **Note**: If you want to use `main.scm` as the `repo2html` executable, instead
 of compiling a static binary file, then run
@@ -84,18 +88,25 @@ You can `repo2html` by changing the following items:
 
 ### Templates
 
-You can customize `repo2html` by editing the `assets/templates/default.html`, and then specifying the path to the `default.html` file as the second command-line argument when running `repo2html`.
+You can customize `repo2html` by editing the `assets/templates/default.html`,
+and then specifying the path to the `default.html` file as the second
+command-line argument when running `repo2html`.
 
-For example, if you placed a `default.html` file in `~/bin`, and you serve HTML files from `/var/www/git`, then you run `repo2html /var/www/git ~/bin`.
+For example, if you placed a `default.html` file in `~/bin`, and you serve HTML
+files from `/var/www/git`, then you run `repo2html /var/www/git ~/bin`.
 
 ### Environment variables
 
-You can provide a generic description by setting the `REPO2HTML_DESCRIPTION` environment variable, or by adding a description in a `description` file in the root directory of your Git repository.
+You can provide a generic description by setting the `REPO2HTML_DESCRIPTION`
+environment variable, or by adding a description in a `description` file in the
+root directory of your Git repository.
 
 ## Setting up a Git forge on your web server
 
-Refer to [Create a Git forge with repo2html](documentation/create-a-git-forge-with-repo2html.md.html) to learn how use
-`repo2html` as a post-receive hook to auto-generate HTML webpages for bare Git repositories on a remote web server.
+Refer to
+[Create a Git forge with repo2html](html/documentation/create-a-git-forge-with-repo2html.md.html)
+to learn how use `repo2html` as a post-receive hook to auto-generate HTML
+webpages for bare Git repositories on a remote web server.
 
 ## Alternative Git-to-HTML tools
 
@@ -124,14 +135,17 @@ Refer to [Create a Git forge with repo2html](documentation/create-a-git-forge-wi
 
 ## Todos
 
-- **documentation/feature**: use post-update rather than post-receive hook for simplicity
+- **documentation/feature**: use post-update rather than post-receive hook for
+  simplicity
 - **documentation**: also describe use with post-commit hook
 - **documentation**: describe readme, license, and issues behaviours
 - **feature**: multi-page or collapse-able files list
 - **feature**: branches and releases (tags)
 - **feature**: clickable line numbers in source files
-- **feature**: display binary files as output from binary-file analysis tools like `hexdump`, `xxd`, `dumpelf`, `elfls`, `readelf`, etc.?
+- **feature**: display binary files as output from binary-file analysis tools
+  like `hexdump`, `xxd`, `dumpelf`, `elfls`, `readelf`, etc.?
 - **feature**: syntax highlighting?
 - **feature**: markdown-render git log text
-- **feature**: other mechanisms for header id application like uniqueness checking, sequential numbering
+- **feature**: other mechanisms for header id application like uniqueness
+  checking, sequential numbering