diff --git a/admin/bando/Components.svelte b/admin/bando/Components.svelte
index 7200ec4..cd2d575 100644
--- a/admin/bando/Components.svelte
+++ b/admin/bando/Components.svelte
@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@
       </div>
 
       <div slot="bottom">
-        <p>Code is in <b>client/bando/demos</b></p>
+        <p>Code is in <b>admin/bando/demos</b></p>
       </div>
     </Sidebar>
   </left>
diff --git a/admin/bando/demos/Cards.svelte b/admin/bando/demos/Cards.svelte
index 6a321cd..91925c0 100644
--- a/admin/bando/demos/Cards.svelte
+++ b/admin/bando/demos/Cards.svelte
@@ -42,6 +42,5 @@
     </bottom>
   </card>
 
-  <p>This is another example of simply using CSS to implement basic components.  Rather than implement Svelte compoentns with slots it is sometimes <b>much</b> easier to CSS and plain HTML.  To see how to use cards look at <b>client/bando/demos/Cards.svelte</b>.  I also show you how to restyle the buttons if you want them to be larger and square like you find in many panel examples.</p>
+  <p>This is another example of simply using CSS to implement basic components.  Rather than implement Svelte compoentns with slots it is sometimes <b>much</b> easier to CSS and plain HTML.  To see how to use cards look at <b>admin/bando/demos/Cards.svelte</b>.  I also show you how to restyle the buttons if you want them to be larger and square like you find in many panel examples.</p>
 </content>
-
diff --git a/admin/bando/demos/LiveStream.svelte.md b/admin/bando/demos/LiveStream.svelte.md
index 580d167..4618273 100644
--- a/admin/bando/demos/LiveStream.svelte.md
+++ b/admin/bando/demos/LiveStream.svelte.md
@@ -2,4 +2,4 @@ You can use the `Video` component to stream any HLS stream.  On Apple's Safari t
 
 The `Video` component automatically negotiates the complex dance of figuring out when to load HLS.js.
 
-   This demo won't work without you modifying it with an HLS stream (or other stream supported by the `<video>` tag. Change the stream variable in `client/bando/demos/LiveStream.svelte` to enable one.
+   This demo won't work without you modifying it with an HLS stream (or other stream supported by the `<video>` tag. Change the stream variable in `admin/bando/demos/LiveStream.svelte` to enable one.
diff --git a/admin/bando/demos/Modal.svelte.md b/admin/bando/demos/Modal.svelte.md
index 20dbbd8..901f682 100644
--- a/admin/bando/demos/Modal.svelte.md
+++ b/admin/bando/demos/Modal.svelte.md
@@ -3,6 +3,6 @@ user from a view they need to continue seeing.  A good example usage is logging
 a video.  Transitioning to an entirely new page just to ask for username/password ruins their video
 viewing experience.
 
-Try changing this `client/bando/demos/Model.svelte` file to not use the `{#if}` when the model
+Try changing this `admin/bando/demos/Model.svelte` file to not use the `{#if}` when the model
 opens.  You'll see that the button to open the modal stays around until you hover off.  Just a quirk
 of how the modal is layered and probably fixed with `z-index` if you run into it.
diff --git a/admin/bando/demos/Sidebar.svelte.md b/admin/bando/demos/Sidebar.svelte.md
index 4c1d098..0ab987f 100644
--- a/admin/bando/demos/Sidebar.svelte.md
+++ b/admin/bando/demos/Sidebar.svelte.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 This `Sidebar` is a very simple version of the ones you find online.  It doesn't support nested
 accordion style structures and only a simple list of Icon+Title elements.
 
-Look in `client/bando/Components.svelte` to see a real use of the sidebar to load components
+Look in `admin/bando/Components.svelte` to see a real use of the sidebar to load components
 dynamically.  It uses `<svelte:component>` to render the chosen component, which comes up quite
 often in applications.
diff --git a/admin/bando/demos/Tiles.svelte.md b/admin/bando/demos/Tiles.svelte.md
index 860e4b4..02aff84 100644
--- a/admin/bando/demos/Tiles.svelte.md
+++ b/admin/bando/demos/Tiles.svelte.md
@@ -1 +1 @@
-This is a CSS only component that simply provides a classic "tile" layout.  A tile seems to be organized with a left side that has an image/icon, a middle with content, and a right with buttons or other things.  You don't need Svelte to make this work, and actually trying to use Svelte ends up making it more complex than just using CSS. To see how you use this just look in `client/bando/demos/Tiles.svelte`.
+This is a CSS only component that simply provides a classic "tile" layout.  A tile seems to be organized with a left side that has an image/icon, a middle with content, and a right with buttons or other things.  You don't need Svelte to make this work, and actually trying to use Svelte ends up making it more complex than just using CSS. To see how you use this just look in `admin/bando/demos/Tiles.svelte`.