README.md in jekyll-obsidian-1.1.1 vs README.md in jekyll-obsidian-1.1.2

@@ -38,18 +38,17 @@
 1. Add the following to your site's `_config.yml`:
     ```yml
     plugins:
         - jekyll-obsidian
     ```
-2. Drop your Obsidian vault folder into your site
+2. Drop your Obsidian vault folder into your site, make sure to remove the .git folder and .gitignore file
 3. Create a .markdown front matter file using the generated layout
     ```yml
     ---
     layout: obsidian
     title: Your Obsidian Vault
     permalink: /your-obsidian-vault/
-    sitemap: false
     ---
     ```
 4. Add `gem 'jekyll-obsidian'` into your site's Gemfile, preferably within `group :jekyll_plugins`
     ```ruby
     group :jekyll_plugins do
@@ -62,19 +61,18 @@
     obsidian_vault: "Your Obsidian Vault"
     obsidian_vault: "vaults/Another Obsidian Vault"
     ```
 6. Run `bundle install` or `bundle update jekyll-obsidian`, if you already installed it
 
-7. Run `bundle exec jekyll build` to generate the necessary `.css` and `.json` files.
-    > This will rename all your obsidian .md files to .mdnote, so Jekyll doesn't convert it to an html page
+7. Run `bundle exec jekyll build` to generate the necessary `.css` and `.json` files, and convert all your `.md` notes to `.mdnote`.
 
 8. Run `bundle exec jekyll serve`, you should now see your Obsidian page at your given permalink
 
 ## Options
 `obsidian_homepage`
 Sets the homepage for your obsidian vault
 ```ruby
-obsidian_homepage: "homepage.md"
+obsidian_homepage: "homepage.mdnote"
 obsidian_homepage: "homecanvas.canvas"
 ```
 
 `obsidian_backlinks`
 Enables or disables backlinks, defaults to true