Update ergo-mods.html

docs/ergo-mods.html

@@ -328,7 +328,7 @@ <h3>COLEMAK-DH WITHOUT THE ANGLE MOD?!?</h3>
 </div>
 
 <p>
-    If you want to learn Colemak-DH using the <a href="/tarmak-intro.html"><b>Tarmak</b> transitional layout progression</a>, that's possible too! You can break up the early steps if you want to, and the 2nd Tarmak-DH step is tweaked a little. There's more info in the <a href="/tarmak-steps.html#tmk-dh">Tarmak-DH</a> section.
+    If you want to learn Colemak-DH using the <a href="/tarmak-intro.html"><b>Tarmak</b></a> transitional layout progression, that's possible too! You can break up the early steps if you want to, and the 2nd Tarmak-DH step is tweaked a little. There's more info in the <a href="/tarmak-steps.html#tmk-dh"><b>Tarmak-DH</b></a> section.
 </p>
 
 <br><img src="res/cmk/ergomods/Cmk-ISO-CurlAWide_90d-FShui.png" />
@@ -414,7 +414,7 @@ <h2 class="anchor" id="symbols">PLAYING WITH THE SYMS</h2>
 <div class="platform-box" id="pfbx-Sym"></div><!-- Sym -->
 
 <br><img src="res/cmk/ergomods/Colemak-ANS-CAWS_s0_EPKL.png" />
-<p class="img-text"><b>Colemak-CAWS</b>: The CurlAngle (Colemak-DH) ergo mod together with SymWide, on an ANSI board.</p>
+<p class="img-text"><b>Colemak-CAWS</b>: The CurlAngle (Colemak-DH) ergo mod together with WideSym, on an ANSI board.</p>
 
 <p>
     The simplest part of the Sym mod is a single swap of the apostrophe/quote and semicolon/colon keys, which I feel makes text entry more natural and comfortable since the apostrophe is an integral part of English text and quite common. Heavy C coders may disagree with it, but even they may appreciate that single and double quotes are common in code as well. The semicolon key is still only one little stretch away from the home position.