fix reference in cwk_path_join doc

docs/reference/cwk_path_join.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: cwk_path_join
 description: Joins two paths together.
 ---
 
-_(since v1.0.0)_  
+_(since v1.0.0)_
 Joins two paths together.
 
 ## Description
@@ -33,18 +33,18 @@ Returns the total amount of characters of the full, combined path.
 | UNIX    | ``hello/there``       | ``..``                  | ``hello``                              |
 | UNIX    | ``hello``             | ``there``               | ``hello/there``                        |
 | WINDOWS | ``this\``             | ``C:\..\..\is\a\test\`` | ``is\a\test``                          |
-| WINDOWS | ``C:\this\path``      | ``C:\is\a\test\``       | ``C:\this\path\C:\is\a\test``          |   
+| WINDOWS | ``C:\this\path``      | ``C:\is\a\test\``       | ``C:\this\path\C:\is\a\test``          |
 | WINDOWS | ``C:\this\path``      | ``C:\..\is\a\test\``    | ``C:\this\path\is\a\test``             |
 | WINDOWS | ``\\s1\unc\path``     | ``\\s2\unc\pa``         | ``\\s1\unc\pa\s2\unc\path``            |
 
 ### Style
-The style is automatically chosen during compile time, which is 
+The style is automatically chosen during compile time, which is
 UNIX for macOS and linux and WINDOWS for windows. You can change the style
-using [cwk_path_join]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link reference/cwk_path_join.md %}).
+using [cwk_path_set_style]({{ site.baseurl }}{% link reference/cwk_path_set_style.md %}).
 
 ### Result
-The **path_b** parameter will always be treated as a relative path, so even if 
-a driver letter is submitted on a windows style path, it will be treated as a 
+The **path_b** parameter will always be treated as a relative path, so even if
+a driver letter is submitted on a windows style path, it will be treated as a
 folder.
 
 ## Example
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ folder.
 int main(int argc, char *argv[])
 {
   char buffer[FILENAME_MAX];
-  
+
   cwk_path_join("hello/there", "../world", buffer, sizeof(buffer));
   printf("The combined path is: %s", buffer);