Corrected octolight.md errors

- Corrected authors
- Corrected image path

_plugins/octolight.md

@@ -5,7 +5,8 @@ id: octolight
 title: OctoLight
 description: A simple plugin, that add's a button to the navbar, toggleing GPIO on the RPi. It can be used for turning on and off a light.
 authors:
-- Steven Thomson, previously Žiga Kralj
+- Steven Thomson
+- Žiga Kralj
 #- second autor name
 license: AGPLv3
 
@@ -83,18 +84,18 @@ compatibility:
 
 A simple plugin that adds a button to the navigation bar for toggling a GPIO pin on the Raspberry Pi. This plugin has the function to turn on or off based on a printer event or manually through a user interaction. Printer events can also trigger a light turn off after a specified time.
 
-![WebUI interface](img/screenshoot.png)
+![WebUI interface](/assets/img/plugins/octolight/screenshoot.png)
 
 
 ## Configuration
-![Settings panel](img/settings.png)
+![Settings panel](/assets/img/plugins/octolight/settings.png)
 
 Curently, you can configure settings:
 - `Light PIN`: The pin on the Raspberry Pi that the button controls.
 	- Default value: 13
 	- The pin number is saved in the **board layout naming** scheme (gray labels on the pinout image below).
 	- **!! IMPORTANT !!** The Raspberry Pi can only control the **GPIO** pins (orange labels on the pinout image below)
-	![Raspberry Pi GPIO](img/rpi_gpio.png)
+	![Raspberry Pi GPIO](/assets/img/plugins/octolight/rpi_gpio.png)
 
 - `Inverted output`: If true, the output will be inverted
 	- Usage: if you have a light, that is turned off when voltage is applied to the pin (wired in negative logic), you should turn on this option, so the light isn't on when you reboot your Raspberry Pi.