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README.md

@@ -4,12 +4,12 @@ The BotSym is a network existing in a universe created by [neon][neon] and [teas
 It's purpose is to act as a mirror between that universe and ours, and as the "internet" of the BotSym universe.
 
 - [How to use it?](#how-to-use-it)
-  - [`Navbars`](#Navbars)
-  - [`Boxes`](#Boxes)
-  - [`Lists`](#Lists)
-  - [`Forms`](#Forms)
-  - [Other helper-classes](#Other-helper-classes)
-- [Legal stuff?](#Legal-stuff)
+  - [`Navbars`](#navbars)
+  - [`Boxes`](#boxes)
+  - [`Lists`](#lists)
+  - [`Forms`](#forms)
+  - [Other helper-classes](#other-helper-classes)
+- [Legal stuff?](#legal-stuff)
 
 ## How to use it?
 Just include it in your html file with
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ The HTML in the image is as such
 ![box](images/list.png)  
 There are two kinds of lists in this style. The regular list and a button list. Both lists are created exactly like regular HTML lists, except for the button list you must add a class `button-list`. You can also make some or all of the buttons in this list into links by wrapping the text of the list-element in an `a`-tag.
 
-This example also uses [boxes](#Boxes):
+This example also uses [boxes](#boxes):
 ```html
 <div class="box white inline width-50">
   <p><b>Regular list:</b></p>
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ Forms are a bit weirder to implement and it's different for all of them.
 - `button`  
   A button is created regularly like a `button`-element is created.
 
-This example also uses [boxes](#Boxes) and [padding and no-select -helper-class](#Other-helper-classes):
+This example also uses [boxes](#boxes) and [padding and no-select -helper-class](#other-helper-classes):
 ```html
 <div class="box white width-100">
   <div class="padding-1">