Fixed formating

docs/ecosystem.md

@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ becames the first color in the palette). Then export as TGA. After that either o
 editor, and change 00 01 00 at offset 0x12 to 00 00 00, or execute this from command line (replace
 `mypixfont.tga` with your file):
 ```sh
-dd conv=notrunc if=/dev/zero of=mypixfont.tga bs=3 seek=18
+$ dd conv=notrunc if=/dev/zero of=mypixfont.tga bs=3 seek=18
 ```
 
 Pixmaps fonts are also deduplicated the same way as bitmap fonts, and in addition they will be RLE

docs/modes.md

@@ -32,8 +32,7 @@ transparency (alpha 0, background) and 255 means opaque (alpha 15, foreground).
 for each index, A,R,G,B values in order. You can decode this information with the `SSFN_CMAP_TO_RGBA()` macro,
 which receives three arguments: a cmap mode pixel, pointer to the color map and a foreground color.
 
-Example Code
-------------
+__Example Code__
 
 Here's a simple code on how to decode returned rasterized glyph on an SDL RGBA surface for example:
 

docs/sfn_format.md

@@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ SSFN can store everything that a TrueType or OpenType font can, except for:
  - charset encodings,
  - expressed ligatures and
  - glyph alternatives.
+
 As for character encoding, SSFN exclusively uses UNICODE (ISO-10464) by design. For
 ligatures, I suggest to use the proper UNICODE code point for the ligature (which can
 be a combined glyph), or a sequence of more code points where only the last glyph has
@@ -250,7 +251,7 @@ Compression: TGA RLE (not that bad ratio and damn easy to decode with a minimal
 with a header byte, which encodes N (= header & 0x7F + 1). If header bit 7 is set, then next byte should
 be repeated N times, if not, then the next N bytes are all indeces.
 
-NOTE: pixmaps are not splitted by the x axis, only on the x. A much much better compression ratio could
+NOTE: pixmaps are not splitted on the x axis, only on the y. A much much better compression ratio could
 be achieved with that.
 
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