Fixed formatting and html example output in README

README.rdoc

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 =ClassyFieldErrors
 
-==PURPOSE
+==Purpose
 Provide clean html/css handling of form fields with errors.  Rails wraps error input fields with a div, to provide styling.  We just add the css class directly to the error form field.
 
-==WHY
+==Why
 The default rails way can break html structure, and destroy placement/styling.  We saw this happen mainly when you wrap form fields inside label tags.
 
-==RESULT
-  * Normal Rails html/css for error input fields
-    <div class="fieldWithErrors"><input class="input-error test">Test</input></div>
-  * New output
-    <input class="input-error test">Test</input>
+==Result
+<b>Normal Rails html/css for error input fields</b>
+
+  <div class="fieldWithErrors"><input>Test</input></div>
+
+<b>New output</b>
+
+  <input class="input-error">Test</input>
+
 This works on input, textarea and select elements.
-
 
-==HOW TO USE
-  * script/plugin install git://github.com/xing/classy_field_errors.git
-  * Put the css contained in field_error_proc.css in your base css file
-
 
-==DESCRIPTION
+==How to use
+* Install the plugin via <tt>script/plugin install git://github.com/xing/classy_field_errors.git</tt>
+* Put the css contained in <tt>sample/field_error_proc.css</tt> in your base css file
+
+
+==Description
 
 Longer explanation and context for this plugin here: {Making Errors Look Good}[http://blog.xing.com/2009/10/making-errors-look-good/]