Fixed internal links in documentation.

docs/components/component_state.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ export default Blits.Component('MyComponent', {
 
 ### Accessing State in Templates
 
-As explained in the [template section](/essentials/template_syntax.md), you can refer to state variables in a template by prefixing the state variable name with a _dollar sign_ (e.g., `$alpha`). Think of the `$`-sign as a reference to the `this`-scope of the component.
+As explained in the [template section](../essentials/template_syntax.md), you can refer to state variables in a template by prefixing the state variable name with a _dollar sign_ (e.g., `$alpha`). Think of the `$`-sign as a reference to the `this`-scope of the component.
 
 For nested objects, you can use _dot notation_ (e.g., `$style.dimensions.w`).
 

docs/essentials/template_syntax.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ This concept of _reactive data binding_ eliminates the need for manual template
 
 Reactive arguments also support _interpolation_. This enables the use of simple JavaScript instructions, such as ternary conditions or basic String and Math manipulations, right inside your template arguments.
 
-For more complex logic, it's recommended to abstract this into a [Component method](/components/methods.md) or a [Computed property](/components/computed_properties.md).
+For more complex logic, it's recommended to abstract this into a [Component method](../components/methods.md) or a [Computed property](../components/computed_properties.md).
 
 ## Abstracting template portions to custom components
 

docs/getting_started/file_structure.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 ## File structure
 
-Once you have created a new Blits App using the boilerplate described in the [Getting started]('/gettings_started/getting_started.md'), you should have a project with all the basics you need.
+Once you have created a new Blits App using the boilerplate described in the [Getting started](getting_started.md), you should have a project with all the basics you need.
 
 Let's review the basic file structure, and take a closer look at the important ones.