Setting-up-the-environment-locally.md

-First thing you need to do is clone the repo locally. Anywhere will do but just remember where you put it. [repo link](https://gitlab.engr.ship.edu/merlin/freshmanrpgsuite)
+First thing you need to do is clone the [repo](https://gitlab.engr.ship.edu/merlin/freshmanrpgsuite) locally. Anywhere will do but just remember where you put it.
 # Front End:
 1) You will need to install the Flutter framework. This will also come with the dart sdk so you don't need to worry about installing that (It should be noted that you can check the repo's pubspec.yml to see which sdk versions are safe for download but I used version 3.7.12 for the test install). [Flutter Download/Tutorial](https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install)
 2) After you download the framework, run `flutter doctor` in IntelliJ in the frontend project to verify that it's installed and to run some initial setup things.
@@ -7,11 +7,11 @@ First thing you need to do is clone the repo locally. Anywhere will do but just
 5) At this point, you should be able to run `flutter run -d chrome` (or another browser) and see proper code highlighting, meaning you are good to go.
 
 # Backend
-1) If you don't already have Java installed, download the java 17 JDK [here](https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/downloads/#java17)
-2) Now, click on the file tab in the top left of IntelliJ and go to `Project Structure -> Project Settings -> Project` and select the java 17 JDK that you just installed.
-3) To run the database, you need to install [docker desktop](https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/) and you can follow the short setup tutorial for docker on windows on [this page](Preparing-A-Windows-Machine)
-4) Once you have that setup, you can configure the local run configuration for the restful server and setup the database by going to [this page](Setting-up-IntelliJ#running-locally)
-4.5) When running the database now, if you ever experience any issues that seem to be database related, always try making sure docker is running, and rebuilding the database before trying other things because those will most likely be the issue
+1) If you don't already have Java installed, download the Java 17 JDK [here](https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/downloads/#java17).
+2) Now, click on the file tab in the top left of IntelliJ and go to `Project Structure -> Project Settings -> Project` and select the Java 17 JDK that you just installed.
+3) To run the database, you need to install [Docker Desktop](https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/) and you can follow the short setup tutorial for docker on windows on [this page](Preparing-A-Windows-Machine).
+4) Once you have that setup, you can configure the local run configuration for the restful server and setup the database by going to [this page](Setting-up-IntelliJ#running-locally).
+4.5) When running the database now, if you ever experience any issues that seem to be database related, always try making sure docker is running, and rebuilding the database before trying other things because those will most likely be the issue.
 
 ## Potential Errors
 ### When setting this up, there were two major issues that could easily happen on your machine.