docs: correct two broken links

Author: skipjack

content/api/module-methods.md

@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ W> Using it asynchronously may not have the expected effect.
 require.resolve(dependency: String)
 ```
 
-Synchronously retrieve a module's ID. The compiler will ensure that the dependency is available in the output bundle. See [`module.id`](/api/module#module.id-commonjs) below.
+Synchronously retrieve a module's ID. The compiler will ensure that the dependency is available in the output bundle. See [`module.id`](/api/module-variables#module-id-commonjs-) for more information.
 
 ``` javascript
 var id = require.resolve("dependency");

content/guides/development.md

@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ The command above should automatically open your browser on `http://localhost:80
 
 Make a change in one of your files and hit save. You should see that the console is recompiling. After that's done, the page should be refreshed. If nothing happens in the console, you may need to fiddle with [`watchOptions`](/configuration/dev-server#devserver-watchoptions-).
 
-Now you have live reloading working, you can take it even a step further: Hot Module Replacement. This is an interface that makes it possible to swap modules **without a page refresh**. Find out how to [configure HMR](/guides/hmr-react).
+Now you have live reloading working, you can take it even a step further: Hot Module Replacement. This is an interface that makes it possible to swap modules **without a page refresh**. See the [Hot Module Replacement guide](/guides/hot-module-replacement) for more information.
 
 By default **inline mode** is used. This mode injects the client - needed for live reloading and showing build errors - in your bundle. With inline mode you will get build errors and warnings in your DevTools console.