chore: Use proper relative paths

src/markdown-pages/build-apps/serve-publish-subscribe/serve.mdx

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ New Relic requires the `?nerdpacks=local` query string to load locally served Ne
 
 Navigate to **Apps**:
 
-![Navigate to Apps page](../../../images/serve-publish-subscribe/nav-to-apps.png)
+![Navigate to Apps page](../../images/serve-publish-subscribe/nav-to-apps.png)
 
 Whether you're creating a New Relic One application or a custom visualization, you'll find your project under **Apps**.
 
@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ If you don't find your app or visualization in New Relic, make sure you're using
 
 ### Check your local profile
 
-With `nr1`, you can [set a default New Relic profile](../../../explore-docs/nr1-common#nr1-profiles). This profile is used for all commands unless otherwise specified with the command's `--profile` option. When you serve your Nerdpack with `nr1 nerdpack:serve`, you must be signed into the same profile in New Relic that you're serving with locally.
+With `nr1`, you can [set a default New Relic profile](/explore-docs/nr1-common#nr1-profiles). This profile is used for all commands unless otherwise specified with the command's `--profile` option. When you serve your Nerdpack with `nr1 nerdpack:serve`, you must be signed into the same profile in New Relic that you're serving with locally.
 
 So, if you don't find your app or visualization in New Relic and you're using the correct query string, compare your local profile with the profile you're using in the browser to make sure they're the same.
 
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ So, if you don't find your app or visualization in New Relic, you're using the c
 
 ## Further reading
 
-Read the [`nr1 nerdpack:serve` documentation](../../../explore-docs/nr1-nerdpack#nr1-nerdpackserve) to learn more. Or, view the `nr1` help page:
+Read the [`nr1 nerdpack:serve`](/explore-docs/nr1-nerdpack#nr1-nerdpackserve) documentation to learn more. Or, view the `nr1` help page:
 
 ```sh
 nr1 nerdpack:serve --help