README.md in jekyll-theme-hamilton-1.4.0 vs README.md in jekyll-theme-hamilton-1.4.1

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@@ -137,10 +137,10 @@ {% include image.html src="the/path/to/the/image" width="50%" height="128px" %} ``` Besides, you can pass the `caption` parameter to the include, then it will wrap the `img` with a `figure` block; alternatively, you can pass the `alt` parameter to the include. -If you feel that passing a long path to the image to the include is ugly and wasting time, you can replace the `src` parameter with the `name` parameter, which is just the name of the image, and by default, the path would be `assets/img/{{ page.title | slugify}}/{{ include.name }}`. +If you feel that passing a long path to the image to the include is ugly and wasting time, you can replace the `src` parameter with the `name` parameter, which is just the name of the image, and by default, the path would be `assets/img/posts/{{ page.title | slugify}}/{{ include.name }}`. ## Customization ### Metadata