diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 1f17ca6..be978a6 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -28,11 +28,11 @@ that block is executed with the first argument specifying which button was
 clicked (1 for left, 2 for middle and 3 for right).
 
 Colored output is inspired by statuscolors patch for dwm. To add colors, have
-your programs for the blocks output raw characters from '\x0b' to '\x31'. '\x0b'
+your programs for the blocks output raw characters from `\x0b` to `\x31`. `\x0b`
 in status text switches active colorscheme to the first one in the colors array
-in dwm and so on. See
+defined in dwm's config.h and so on. See
 [statuscolors patch for dwm](https://dwm.suckless.org/patches/statuscolors/)
-for more info. Keep in mind that you have to start from '\x0b' instead of '\x01'
+for more info. Keep in mind that you have to start from `\x0b` instead of `\x01`
 as instructed on the page.
 
 # Signaling changes
diff --git a/blocks.h b/blocks.h
index 598a56a..9d33d2d 100644
--- a/blocks.h
+++ b/blocks.h
@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 #define PATH(name)                      "/home/ashish/.local/projects/dwmblocks/blocks/"name
 
-/* At max, DELIMITERENDCHAR - 1 number of clickable blocks will be allowed.
- * DELIMITERENDCHAR must be less than 32.
+/* DELIMITERENDCHAR must be less than 32.
+ * At max, DELIMITERENDCHAR - 1 number of clickable blocks will be allowed.
  * Raw characters larger than DELIMITERENDCHAR and smaller than ' ' in ASCII
    character set can be used for signaling color change in status.
  * The character corresponding to DELIMITERENDCHAR + 1 ('\x0b' when
    DELIMITERENDCHAR is 10) will switch the active colorscheme to the first one
-   defined in colors array in dwm and so on.
- * If you change this, don't forget to update its value in dwm.c and color
-   codes in your pathu programs. */
+   defined in colors array in dwm's config.h and so on.
+ * If you wish to change this, don't forget to update its value in dwm.c and
+   color codes in your pathu programs. */
 
 #define DELIMITERENDCHAR                10