diff --git a/docs/gitlab/4-3-you-make-your-pages-site.md b/docs/gitlab/4-3-you-make-your-pages-site.md
index 11b7aa479a281f916742d34526e61b081cd59092..088ff984c43432c5b0345706817b15bb91cf049d 100644
--- a/docs/gitlab/4-3-you-make-your-pages-site.md
+++ b/docs/gitlab/4-3-you-make-your-pages-site.md
@@ -18,12 +18,12 @@ Use the magic of Jekyll to transform markdown pages into a website
 
 > **Note**
 >
-> This guide describes how to publish your repo with **GitHub** Pages. If you are planning to publish a GitLab project, see the [GitLab Pages Guide](../4-4-create-gitlab-pages-site.md) instead!
+> This guide describes how to publish your repo with **GitHub** Pages. If you are planning to publish a GitLab project, see the [GitLab Pages Guide](../4-4-create-gitlab-pages-site) instead!
 
 
 ## 1. Turn your repo into a GitHub Pages site!
 
-Now the magic! Turn the simple collection of files made in [the previous tutorial](../4-1-you-make-your-repo.md) into something which looks like a user friendly (and not GitHub scary!) website!
+Now the magic! Turn the simple collection of files made in [the previous tutorial](../4-1-you-make-your-repo) into something which looks like a user friendly (and not GitHub scary!) website!
 
 Go into your site settings and scroll down to the "GitHub Pages section". Change the "Source" into your "master" branch and click "save".
 
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Pro-tip: Search the internet for examples where other people have used the same
 
 In the below I've edited my repo in atom. I've added a few pages, and the front matter (text at the top) to define the order I want pages to appear in, and whether they should have sub-pages ("children").
 
-Once you've made a few changes, simply [add, commit and push](../2-4-git-basics.md) them to your repo!
+Once you've made a few changes, simply [add, commit and push](../2-4-git-basics) them to your repo!
 
 ![gif-add-pages](../../../img/gifs/add-pages.gif)
 
diff --git a/docs/gitlab/4-4-create-gitlab-pages-site.md b/docs/gitlab/4-4-create-gitlab-pages-site.md
index 56c950380ac43a7073d637632a062f379b6e1f72..25e6c2f0d3c6fe1664ee78c6acd1e5f84c5d95b9 100644
--- a/docs/gitlab/4-4-create-gitlab-pages-site.md
+++ b/docs/gitlab/4-4-create-gitlab-pages-site.md
@@ -18,12 +18,12 @@ Use the magic of Jekyll to transform markdown pages into a website
 
 > **Note**
 >
-> This guide describes how to publish your project with **GitLab** Pages. If you are planning to publish a GitHub repo, see the [GitHub Pages Guide](../4-3-you-make-your-pages-site.md) instead!
+> This guide describes how to publish your project with **GitLab** Pages. If you are planning to publish a GitHub repo, see the [GitHub Pages Guide](../4-3-you-make-your-pages-site) instead!
 
 
 ## 1. Turn your repo into a GitLab Pages site!
 
-Now the magic! Turn the simple collection of files made in [the previous tutorial](../4-1-you-make-your-repo.md) into something which looks like a user friendly website!
+Now the magic! Turn the simple collection of files made in [the previous tutorial](../4-1-you-make-your-repo) into something which looks like a user friendly website!
 
 
 **Start from a WIN template**