#152 Fix wrong documentation for wrong class

docs/components/7.0/hierarchical-path.md

@@ -134,3 +134,19 @@ HierarchicalPath::fromAbsolute('path','to', 'the', 'sky')->withoutSegment(0, 1)-
 
 <p class="message-info">Just like the <code>HierarchicalPath::get</code> this method supports negative offset.</p>
 <p class="message-notice">if the specified offset does not exist, no modification is performed and the current object is returned.</p>
+
+### Removing empty segments
+
+Sometimes your path may contain multiple adjacent delimiters. Since removing them may result in a semantically different URI, this normalization can not be applied by default. To remove adjacent delimiters you can call the `Path::withoutEmptySegments` method which convert you path as described below:
+
+~~~php
+<?php
+
+use League\Uri\Components\HierarchicalPath;
+
+$path = HierarchicalPath::new("path////to/the/sky//");
+$newPath = $path->withoutEmptySegments();
+echo $path;    //displays 'path////to/the/sky//'
+echo $newPath; //displays 'path/to/the/sky/'
+~~~
+

docs/components/7.0/path.md

@@ -58,21 +58,6 @@ echo $path;     //displays 'path/to/./the/../the/sky%7bfoo%7d'
 echo $newPath;  //displays 'path/to/the/sky%7Bfoo%7D'
 ~~~
 
-### Removing empty segments
-
-Sometimes your path may contain multiple adjacent delimiters. Since removing them may result in a semantically different URI, this normalization can not be applied by default. To remove adjacent delimiters you can call the `Path::withoutEmptySegments` method which convert you path as described below:
-
-~~~php
-<?php
-
-use League\Uri\Components\Path;
-
-$path = Path::new("path////to/the/sky//");
-$newPath = $path->withoutEmptySegments();
-echo $path;    //displays 'path////to/the/sky//'
-echo $newPath; //displays 'path/to/the/sky/'
-~~~
-
 ## Specialized Path Object
 
 What makes a URI specific apart from the scheme is how the path is parse and manipulated. This simple path class