[update] corrections and updates in the docs for v9.0

Author: mafanya23

data/api/gantt_baselines_config.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ This config defines how baselines are handled and displayed in the Gantt chart.
 - **datastore** (*string*) - the name of the datastore used for storing baseline entries. For related functionality, see the `getDatastore` method.
 - **render_mode** (*boolean | string*) - determines how baselines are displayed:
   - `false` - baselines are not shown.
-  - `"taskRow"` - baselines are displayed in the same row as the task bar.
+  - `"taskRow"` - baselines are displayed in the same row with the task bar.
   - `"separateRow"` - baselines are shown in a separate subrow, expanding the task row height.
   - `"individualRow"` - each baseline is displayed in its own subrow beneath the task.
 - **dataprocessor_baselines** (*boolean*) - specifies whether baseline updates trigger the DataProcessor as individual entries.

data/desktop/baselines.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Custom Elements in Timeline Area
 {{pronote This functionality is available only in the PRO edition}}
 
 dhtmlxGantt provides the [built-in functionality](desktop/inbuilt_baselines.md) that allows rendering such extra elements as baselines, 
-deadlines and task constraints by default. In case, you need to extend or modify the default features, you can add custom elements into timeline manually as described below.
+deadlines and task constraints by default. In case you need to extend or modify the default features, you can add custom elements into timeline manually as described below.
 
 Displaying additional elements is usually done by creating a displayable layer and placing custom elements there
 (using the absolute positioning to put custom elements next to the related task).

data/desktop/configuring_time_scale.md

@@ -723,7 +723,7 @@ You can find detailed examples on how to implement an infinite scroll in the tim
 
 ## Sticky labels
 
-Starting from v9.0, time scale labels are sticky by default. This means that when the width of a cell is significantly larger than the width of its label, the label will remain visible as you scroll through the timeline, staying attached to the viewport until it naturally scrolls off. This improves the visibility of scale labels, particularly when zoomed in or out.
+Starting from v9.0, time scale labels are sticky by default. It means that when the width of a cell is significantly larger than the width of its label, the label will remain visible as you scroll through the timeline, staying attached to the viewport until it naturally scrolls off. This improves the visibility of scale labels, particularly when zoomed in or out.
 
 To revert to the old behavior where labels are centered within their cells and do not remain visible while scrolling, you can disable sticky labels by setting the `sticky` property of the scale object to `false`:
 
@@ -736,7 +736,7 @@ gantt.config.scales = [
 gantt.init("gantt_here");
 ~~~
 
-You can also force sticky labels for a particular scale regardless of cell width by setting `sticky: true`. This will ensure the labels are always sticky, even when the label width is smaller than the cell width:
+You can also force sticky labels for a particular scale regardless of the cell width by setting `sticky: true`. It will ensure the labels are always sticky, even when the label width is smaller than the cell width:
 
 ~~~js
 gantt.config.scales = [

data/desktop/custom_projects_dates.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 Manually Scheduled Summary Tasks
 ===============================
 
-There is a possibility to schedule [projects](desktop/task_types.md) (summary tasks) manually. This feature serves to outline project phases before all subtasks are detailed, 
- providing a framework for your project timeline. 
+There is a possibility to schedule [projects](desktop/task_types.md) (summary tasks) manually. 
+This feature serves to increase flexibility and accuracy in managing projects with Gantt charts. 
 
 By default, summary tasks automatically calculate their dates based on the earliest start and latest end dates of their subtasks. 
 You can also set fixed start and end dates for summary tasks independently of their subtasks. As a result, the Gantt chart will display both the fixed duration 

data/desktop/custom_skins.md

@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@ The script will rebuild CSS files from sources and put them into the *codebase*
 Structure
 ------------
 
-The structure of the **less** folder for version 7.0 (may be changed in future versions) is given below:
+The structure of the **less** folder for version 9.0 (may be changed in future versions) is given below:
 
 ### Images
 
@@ -279,15 +279,15 @@ npm run build
 
 <br>
 {{note
-Note that gantt may apply some predefined settings to the calendar based on the applied skin.
-When you create a new skin by copying an existing one, you may need to apply the corresponding settings to the gantt manually.
+Note that Gantt may apply some predefined settings to the calendar based on the applied skin.
+When you create a new skin by copying an existing one, you may need to apply the corresponding settings to the Gantt manually.
 }}
 
 
 JS styling settings
 ---------------------
 
-Note that not all aspects of Gantt styling are controlled from CSS, some parameters are defined from the JavaScript configuration, for example following properties:
+Note that not all aspects of Gantt styling are controlled from CSS, some parameters are defined from the JavaScript configuration, for example the following properties:
 
 - api/gantt_link_line_width_config.md
 - api/gantt_link_radius_config.md

data/desktop/inbuilt_baselines.md

@@ -36,13 +36,13 @@ After that you can customize the display of baselines in one of the following wa
 
 1\. Using the **gantt.config.baselines** configuration object
 
-The **baselines** configuration option also allows customizing the rendering of baselines in the Gantt chart when set as an object. 
+The **baselines** configuration option allows customizing the rendering of baselines in the Gantt chart when set as an object. 
 The object configuration contains the following properties:
 
 - **datastore** (*string*) - the name of the datastore used for storing baseline entries. For related functionality, see the `getDatastore` method.
 - **render_mode** (*boolean | string*) - determines how baselines are displayed:
 	- `false` - baselines are not shown.
-	- `"taskRow"` - baselines are displayed in the same row as the task bar.
+	- `"taskRow"` - baselines are displayed in the same row with the task bar.
 	- `"separateRow"` - baselines are shown in a separate subrow, expanding the task row height.
 	- `"individualRow"` - each baseline is displayed in its own subrow beneath the task.
 - **dataprocessor_baselines** (*boolean*) - specifies whether baseline updates trigger the DataProcessor as individual entries.
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ gantt.render();
 
 ### Loading baselines with tasks
 
-Baselines can be loaded directly alongside tasks, streamlining data management and display. Check the example below:
+Baselines can be loaded directly alongside tasks. Check the example below:
 
 ~~~js
 gantt.parse({
@@ -151,34 +151,34 @@ gantt.config.lightbox.sections = [
 
 ![Baseline lightbox](desktop/baselines_lightbox.png)
 
-### Baseline rendering modes
+### Baselines rendering modes
 
 Gantt offers three modes for displaying baselines. You can choose the rendering mode that suits best for your needs
 by setting the **gantt.config.baselines.render_mode** configuration option to the corresponding value. There are three modes available:
 
-- Same row as task ("taskRow")
+- In the same row with the task ("taskRow")
 
-Baselines are displayed directly on the same row as the task bars:
+Baselines are displayed directly in the same row with the task bars:
 
 ~~~js
 gantt.config.baselines.render_mode = "taskRow";
 ~~~
 
 ![Task row mode](desktop/baselines_task_row.png)
 
-- Separate subrow below task ("separateRow")
+- In a separate subrow below the task ("separateRow")
 
-All baselines are rendered on a single subrow below each task:
+All baselines are rendered in a single subrow below each task:
 
 ~~~js
 gantt.config.baselines.render_mode = "separateRow";
 ~~~
 
 ![Subrow mode](desktop/baselines_subrow.png)
 
-- Individual subrows for each baseline ("individualRow")
+- In an individual subrow ("individualRow")
 
-Each baseline is displayed on its subrow for maximum clarity:
+Each baseline is displayed in its subrow for maximum clarity:
 
 ~~~js
 gantt.config.baselines.render_mode = "individualRow";
@@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ DHTMLX Gantt comes with built-in visualization for deadlines and constraints, en
 
 ### Deadlines visualization
 
-Gantt supports a numeric **task.deadline** field. When specified, it displays a visual indicator on the chart, thereby simplifying the tracking of task deadlines.
+Gantt supports the **task.deadline** field. When specified, it displays a visual indicator on the chart, thereby simplifying the tracking of task deadlines.
 
 ~~~js
 gantt.parse({
@@ -238,9 +238,9 @@ After that you can customize the display of deadlines by [creating a custom dead
 The **gantt.config.deadlines** config enables or disables the display of deadline elements for tasks. If enabled, Gantt will check the **task.deadline** property, 
 and if it contains a valid date, the deadline element will be displayed in the timeline.
 
-### Task constraints
+### Task constraints {#taskconstraints}
 
-Starting from v9.0, when [auto scheduling](desktop/auto_scheduling.md) is enabled and works in Constraint mode (api/gantt_auto_scheduling_compatibility_config.md is set to *false*), Gantt will automatically display constraint dates in the chart.
+Starting from v9.0, when [auto scheduling](desktop/auto_scheduling.md) is enabled and works in the Constraint mode (api/gantt_auto_scheduling_compatibility_config.md is set to *false*), Gantt will automatically display constraint dates in the chart.
 
 ~~~js
 gantt.parse({
@@ -259,12 +259,13 @@ gantt.parse({
 })
 ~~~
 
-The display of constraints can be controlled using the `display_constraints` option in the api/gantt_auto_scheduling_config.md config. By default, constraints are shown, but you can disable them by setting `display_constraints` to `false`:
+The display of constraints can be controlled using the `show_constraints` option in the api/gantt_auto_scheduling_config.md config. 
+By default, constraints are shown, but you can disable them by setting `show_constraints` to `false`:
 
 ~~~js
 gantt.config.auto_scheduling = {
   enabled: true,
-  display_constraints: false
+  show_constraints: false
 };
 ~~~
 

data/desktop/skins.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ By default, skins import the `Inter` font from `https://fonts.googleapis.com`. R
 If necessary, you can remove the font directly from **.less** files in the **codebase/sources/less/** folder 
 and then rebuild the skin as described in the desktop/custom_skins.md article.
 
-'Teracce' skin 
+'Terrace' skin 
 -----------------------------
 
 To apply the default skin, include the default CSS file:
@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@ To apply the default skin, include the default CSS file:
 - **dhtmlxgantt.css**
 
 <img alt="DHTMLX Gantt - Light Theme" src="desktop/gantt-default-skin.png"/>
+
 {{sample 06_skins/01_default.html}}
 
 'Dark' skin 

data/index.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Start
     <ul>
 		<li><a href="desktop/custom_skins.md">Skins customization with CSS variables</a></li>  
         <li><a href="desktop/skins.md#darkskin">New Dark skin</a></li>      
-        <li><a href="desktop/baselines.md">Built-in support for baselines</a></li>    
+        <li><a href="desktop/inbuilt_baselines.md">Built-in support for baselines</a></li>    
         <li><a href="desktop/custom_projects_dates.md">Manually scheduled projects</a></li>    
 	</ul>
 

data/migrating.md

@@ -141,8 +141,8 @@ gantt.init("gantt_here");
 Previously, adding baselines required manual coding using the `gantt.addTaskLayer` API. With Gantt 9.0, we've introduced built-in support for baseline entities together with
 deadlines and task constraints. 
 
-In case, you want to switch off the default settings and render baselines and deadlines manually, 
-you can use the corresponding confguration options: api/gantt_baselines_config.md and api/gantt_deadlines_config.md:
+In case you want to switch off the default settings and render baselines and deadlines manually, 
+you can use the corresponding configuration options: api/gantt_baselines_config.md and api/gantt_deadlines_config.md:
 
 ~~~js
 // disabling the built-in baselines functionality
@@ -152,16 +152,16 @@ gantt.config.baselines = false;
 gantt.config.deadlines = false;
 ~~~
 
-Built-in display of task constraints can also be disabled using the extended api/gantt_autoscheduling_config.md config:
+Built-in display of task constraints can also be disabled using the extended api/gantt_auto_scheduling_config.md config:
 
 ~~~js
 gantt.config.auto_scheduling = {
   enabled: true, 
-  show_constraints: false
+  show_constraints: false /*!*/
 };
 ~~~
 
-This disables the default display of task constraints while still keeping auto-scheduling functionality active.
+It disables the default display of task constraints while still keeping auto-scheduling functionality active.
 
 ### Sticky labels in the Timeline
 

data/whatsnew.md

@@ -26,17 +26,17 @@ This update brings some changes in the structure of the Gantt package and behavi
 
 - [Skins customization](desktop/custom_skins.md) with CSS variables
 - New [Dark skin](desktop/skins.md#darkskin) is introduced
-- Built-in support for [Baselines](desktop/baselines.md) is added
-- [Manually Scheduled Summary tasks](desktop/custom_projects_dates.md) are now supported
-- [Sticky labels for time scales](desktop/configuring_time_scale.html#stickylabels)
+- Built-in support for [baselines](desktop/inbuilt_baselines.md) is added
+- [Manually scheduled summary tasks](desktop/custom_projects_dates.md) are now supported
+- [Sticky labels for time scales](desktop/configuring_time_scale.md#stickylabels)
 
 ### Updates
 
 - [Terrace skin](desktop/skins.md#terraceskin) is updated
-- Added support for Deadlines
-- Added default display of [Constraints](desktop/auto_scheduling.md)
+- Default display of [deadlines](desktop/inbuilt_baselines.md#deadlinesandconstraints) is added
+- Default display of [task constraints](desktop/inbuilt_baselines.md#taskconstraints) is added
 - [Source files of skins](desktop/custom_skins.md) are now included in the package
-- Add `setUndoStack` and `setRedoStack` methods to the [Undo plugin](desktop/undo_redo.md) for managing the undo/redo stacks
+- The `setUndoStack` and `setRedoStack` methods are added to the [Undo plugin](desktop/undo_redo.md) for managing the undo/redo stacks
 - Ability to [install the professional versions of the Gantt via npm](desktop/install_with_bower.md)
 - [Bluebird Promise](api/gantt_promise.md) library is **removed** from the core library
 - Various improvements for scaling on high-definition screens and responsiveness on smaller screens