diff --git a/man/gt_split.Rd b/man/gt_split.Rd
index c04cd18c..5875f287 100644
--- a/man/gt_split.Rd
+++ b/man/gt_split.Rd
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ gt_split(data, row_every_n = NULL, row_slice_i = NULL, col_slice_at = NULL)
 \verb{obj:<gt_tbl>} // \strong{required}
 
 This is the \strong{gt} table object that is commonly created through use of the
-\code{\link[gt:gt]{gt::gt()}} function.}
+\code{\link[gt:gt]{gt()}} function.}
 
 \item{row_every_n}{\emph{Split at every n rows}
 
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ version of this function.
 \section{Examples}{
 
 
-Use a subset of the \code{\link[gt:gtcars]{gt::gtcars}} dataset to create a \strong{gt} table. Format the
+Use a subset of the \code{\link[gt:gtcars]{gtcars}} dataset to create a \strong{gt} table. Format the
 \code{msrp} column to display numbers as currency values, set column widths with
 \link[gt]{cols_width}, and split the table at every five rows with \code{gt_split()}.
 This creates a \code{gt_group} object containing two tables. Printing this object
@@ -77,9 +77,9 @@ yields two tables separated by a line break.
   gt_split(row_every_n = 5)
 }\if{html}{\out{</div>}}
 
-Use a smaller subset of the \code{\link[gt:gtcars]{gt::gtcars}} dataset to create a \strong{gt} table.
+Use a smaller subset of the \code{\link[gt:gtcars]{gtcars}} dataset to create a \strong{gt} table.
 Format the \code{msrp} column to display numbers as currency values, set the table
-width with \code{\link[gt:tab_options]{gt::tab_options()}} and split the table at the \code{model} column This
+width with \code{\link[gt:tab_options]{tab_options()}} and split the table at the \code{model} column This
 creates a \code{gt_group} object again containing two tables but this time we get
 a vertical split. Printing this object yields two tables of the same width.