Merge pull request #494 from ryincler/main

Docs: replace usage of single-tick blocks with bold text blocks

Author: LGFae

doc/swww-clear-cache.1.scd

@@ -13,18 +13,18 @@ swww-clear-cache
 
 # DESCRIPTION
 
-Deletes the `swww` cache directory.
+Deletes the *swww* cache directory.
 
 The cache resides at _$XDG_CACHE_HOME/swww_ or _$HOME/.cache/swww_
 if $XDG_CACHE_HOME does not exist. In this directory, we create another
-directory corresponding to `swww`s current version number. In there, we have
+directory corresponding to *swww*s current version number. In there, we have
 files that cache the last displayed image and animation frames for animated
 wallpapers. There is one file per output.
 
-**Note that `swww` will automatically delete any files and directories in 
-_$XDG_CACHE_HOME/swww_ that do not correspond to the exact current `swww`
-version number.** This is to ensure we only keep cache files for the latest
-`swww` version.
+Note that *swww* will automatically delete any files and directories in 
+_$XDG_CACHE_HOME/swww_ that do not correspond to the exact current *swww*
+version number. This is to ensure we only keep cache files for the latest
+*swww* version.
 
 # SEE ALSO
 *swww-img*(1)

doc/swww-clear.1.scd

@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@ swww-clear
 # OPTIONS
 
 *-a*,*--all*
-	Send this command to all active `swww-daemon` namespaces.
+	Send this command to all active *swww-daemon* namespaces.
 
 *-n*,*--namespace* <namespace>
 	Which wayland namespace to send this command to.
 
 	You can specify this option multiple times to send commands to multiple
-	namespaces at once: `swww clear -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>`.
+	namespaces at once: *swww clear -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>*.
 
-	This affects the name of the `swww-daemon` socket we will use to
+	This affects the name of the *swww-daemon* socket we will use to
 	communicate with. Specifically, our socket name is
 	_${WAYLAND_DISPLAY}-swww-daemon.<specified namespace>.socket_.
 

doc/swww-daemon.1.scd

@@ -18,18 +18,18 @@ swww-daemon [OPTIONS]
 	when decoding the image (though the difference is unnoticiable).
 
 *-l*,*--layer* <background|bottom>
-	Which layer to display the background in. Defaults to `background`.
+	Which layer to display the background in. Defaults to *background*.
 
-	We do not accept layers `top` and `overlay` because those would make your
+	We do not accept layers *top* and *overlay* because those would make your
 	desktoop unusable by simply putting an image on top of everything else. If
 	there is ever a use case for these, we can reconsider it.
 
 *-n*,*--namespace* <namespace>
-	Which wayland namespace to append to `swww-daemon`.
+	Which wayland namespace to append to *swww-daemon*.
 
-	The result namespace will the `swww-daemon<specified namespace>`. This also
-	affects the name of the `swww-daemon` socket we will use to communicate
-	with the `client`. Specifically, our socket name is
+	The result namespace will the *swww-daemon<specified namespace>*. This also
+	affects the name of the *swww-daemon* socket we will use to communicate
+	with the *client*. Specifically, our socket name is
 	_${WAYLAND_DISPLAY}-swww-daemon.<specified namespace>.socket_.
 
 	Some compositors can have several different wallpapers per output. This

doc/swww-img.1.scd

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ swww-img
 # OPTIONS
 
 *-a*,*--all*
-	Send this command to all active `swww-daemon` namespaces.
+	Send this command to all active *swww-daemon* namespaces.
 
 *-f*, *--filter* <FILTER>
 	Filter to use when scaling images
@@ -36,9 +36,9 @@ swww-img
 	Which wayland namespace to send this command to.
 
 	You can specify this option multiple times to send commands to multiple
-	namespaces at once: `swww img -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>`.
+	namespaces at once: *swww img -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>*.
 
-	This affects the name of the `swww-daemon` socket we will use to
+	This affects the name of the *swww-daemon* socket we will use to
 	communicate with. Specifically, our socket name is
 	_${WAYLAND_DISPLAY}-swww-daemon.<specified namespace>.socket_.
 
@@ -107,13 +107,13 @@ swww-img
 	from that position to its opposite in the screen.
 
 	_wipe_ is similar to _left_ but allows you to specify the angle for
-	transition with the `--transition-angle` flag.
+	transition with the *--transition-angle* flag.
 
 	_wave_ is similar to _wipe_ but the sweeping line is wavy. You can control
-	the "waviness" with `--transition-wave`.
+	the "waviness" with *--transition-wave*.
 
 	_grow_ causes a growing circle to transition across the screen and allows
-	changing the circle's center position with the `--transition-pos` flag.
+	changing the circle's center position with the *--transition-pos* flag.
 
 	_center_ is an alias to _grow_ with position set to center of screen.
 
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ swww-img
 	Note there is no point in setting this to a value smaller than what your
 	monitor supports.
 
-	Also note this is **different** from the transition-step. That one controls
+	Also note this is different from the transition-step. That one controls
 	by how much we approach the new image every frame.
 
 	Default is 30.
@@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ swww-img
 *--invert-y* <bool>
 	\[Environment Variable: SWWW_INVERT_Y]
 
-	inverts the y position sent in `transition_pos` flag
+	inverts the y position sent in *transition_pos* flag
 
 *--transition-bezier* <f1,f2,f3,f4 (all floats)>
 	\[Environment Variable: SWWW_TRANSITION_BEZIER]
@@ -227,21 +227,21 @@ swww-img
 	Print help (see a summary with '-h')
 
 # DESCRIPTION
-Sends an image (or animated gif) for the daemon to display. You can also use `-`
+Sends an image (or animated gif) for the daemon to display. You can also use *-*
 to read from stdin instead.
 
 # ABOUT THE CACHE
 
 The images sent will be cached at _$XDG_CACHE_HOME/swww_ or _$HOME/.cache/swww_
 if $XDG_CACHE_HOME does not exist. In this directory, we create another
-directory corresponding to `swww`s current version number. In there, we have
+directory corresponding to *swww*s current version number. In there, we have
 files that cache the last displayed image and animation frames for animated
 wallpapers. There is one file per output.
 
 As mentioned, the cache will keep preprocessed versions of animations. So, if
-you load a large `gif`, you would only have to pay the price for its processing
-the first time. If you constantly load large `gif`s, this could cause the cache
-to get very big. You can simply run `swww clean-cache` if this happens.
+you load a large *gif*, you would only have to pay the price for its processing
+the first time. If you constantly load large *gif*s, this could cause the cache
+to get very big. You can simply run *swww clean-cache* if this happens.
 
 # SEE ALSO
 *swww-clear-cache*(1) *swww-daemon*(1) *swww-query*(1)

doc/swww-kill.1.scd

@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@ swww-kill
 # OPTIONS
 
 *-a*,*--all*
-	Send this command to all active `swww-daemon` namespaces.
+	Send this command to all active *swww-daemon* namespaces.
 
 *-n*,*--namespace* <namespace>
 	Which wayland namespace to send this command to.
 
 	You can specify this option multiple times to send commands to multiple
-	namespaces at once: `swww kill -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>`.
+	namespaces at once: *swww kill -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>*.
 
-	This affects the name of the `swww-daemon` socket we will use to
+	This affects the name of the *swww-daemon* socket we will use to
 	communicate with. Specifically, our socket name is
 	_${WAYLAND_DISPLAY}-swww-daemon.<specified namespace>.socket_.
 

doc/swww-pause.1.scd

@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@ swww-pause
 # OPTIONS
 
 *-a*,*--all*
-	Send this command to all active `swww-daemon` namespaces.
+	Send this command to all active *swww-daemon* namespaces.
 
 *-n*,*--namespace* <namespace>
 	Which wayland namespace to send this command to.
 
 	You can specify this option multiple times to send commands to multiple
-	namespaces at once: `swww pause -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>`.
+	namespaces at once: *swww pause -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>*.
 
-	This affects the name of the `swww-daemon` socket we will use to
+	This affects the name of the *swww-daemon* socket we will use to
 	communicate with. Specifically, our socket name is
 	_${WAYLAND_DISPLAY}-swww-daemon.<specified namespace>.socket_.
 

doc/swww-query.1.scd

@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@ swww-query
 # OPTIONS
 
 *-a*,*--all*
-	Send this command to all active `swww-daemon` namespaces.
+	Send this command to all active *swww-daemon* namespaces.
 
 *-n*,*--namespace* <namespace>
 	Which wayland namespace to send this command to.
 
 	You can specify this option multiple times to send commands to multiple
-	namespaces at once: `swww query -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>`.
+	namespaces at once: *swww query -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>*.
 
-	This affects the name of the `swww-daemon` socket we will use to
+	This affects the name of the *swww-daemon* socket we will use to
 	communicate with. Specifically, our socket name is
 	_${WAYLAND_DISPLAY}-swww-daemon.<specified namespace>.socket_.
 

doc/swww-restore.1.scd

@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@ swww-restore
 # OPTIONS
 
 *-a*,*--all*
-	Send this command to all active `swww-daemon` namespaces.
+	Send this command to all active *swww-daemon* namespaces.
 
 *-n*,*--namespace* <namespace>
 	Which wayland namespace to send this command to.
 
 	You can specify this option multiple times to send commands to multiple
-	namespaces at once: `swww restore -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>`.
+	namespaces at once: *swww restore -n <namespace1> -n <namespace 2>*.
 
-	This affects the name of the `swww-daemon` socket we will use to
+	This affects the name of the *swww-daemon* socket we will use to
 	communicate with. Specifically, our socket name is
 	_${WAYLAND_DISPLAY}-swww-daemon.<specified namespace>.socket_.
 
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ swww-restore
 
 Restores the last displayed image on the specified outputs.
 
-This can be used to split initialization (with `swww init --no-daemon`) and
+This can be used to split initialization (with *swww init --no-daemon*) and
 cache loading into different steps, in order to avoid race condition traps.
 
 You can also use this command to restore the last displayed image when

doc/swww.1.scd

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ swww - A Solution to your Wayland Wallpaper Woes
 	Restores the last displayed image on the specified outputs
 
 *clear-cache*
-	Deletes the `swww` cache directory
+	Deletes the *swww* cache directory
 
 *img*
 	Sends an image (or animated gif) for the daemon to display