Adapt monospace strings to Python Markdown. Hopefully, this makes our CGit markdown hook happy.

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 51cebdf..4d74f6b 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ which printer is to be used for which device / IP / IP-range, user group, etc.
 
 In /etc/standardskriver.cfg you are able to change the defined devices and their asigned default printers.
 
-The syntax for doing this is simple and easy to manage via the configuration file ``/etc/standardskriver.cfg``:
+The syntax for doing this is simple and easy to manage via the configuration file `/etc/standardskriver.cfg`:
 
     [settings]
     
@@ -55,16 +55,16 @@ The syntax for doing this is simple and easy to manage via the configuration fil
 ## Using a Single Configuration for Multiple Sites
 
 You can manage multiple sites (e.g. schools, customers, networks) in one
-``standardskriver.cfg`` file and deploy that configuration file across the
+`standardskriver.cfg` file and deploy that configuration file across the
 managed sites (very useful when deploying diskless workstation images to multiple
 sites).
 
 Each site needs to be given a unique name (e.g. SCHOOL-01, SCHOOL-02,
 etc.). This site ID goes into an extra file:
-``/etc/standardskriver.site``. This file is optional. The first line is
+`/etc/standardskriver.site`. This file is optional. The first line is
 read from this file, gets sanitized and the outcome is the site ID.
 
-In ``/etc/standardskriver.cfg you can then put sections like:
+In `/etc/standardskriver.cfg` you can then put sections like:
 
     [machine.SCHOOL-01]
     # special rules for SCHOOL-01