Fix article references in docs

Author: TheBoxyBear

ChartTools/Docs/articles/configuration.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 Read and write operations in ChartTools feature customizable behavior for how they handle various error cases. These behaviors can be defines throguh the use of configuration objects.
 
-The following snippet uses a [ChartReadingConfiguration](~/api/ChartTools.IO.Chart.Configuration.ChartReadingConfiguration.yml) to only include the first of duplicate [track objects](~/api/ChartTools.ITrackObject):
+The following snippet uses a [ChartReadingConfiguration](~/api/ChartTools.IO.Chart.Configuration.ChartReadingConfiguration.yml) to only include the first of duplicate [track objects](~/api/ChartTools.ITrackObject.yml):
 
 ```csharp
 using ChartTools.IO.Chart.Configuration;

ChartTools/Docs/articles/dynamic-syntax.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ The dynamic syntax uses three enums to get instruments:
 Drums do not an enum for their chord types as they are the only instrument using their respective chords.
 
 ## Generic vs. non-generic
-When an instrument is obtained dynamically using the [InstrumentIdentity](~/api/ChartTools.InstrumentIdentity.yml) enum, the returned object is of type [Instrument](~/api/ChartTools.Instrument.yml). When a track is obtained from a non-generic instrument, either dynamically or explicitly through a property, the track will be of type [Track](~/api/ChartTools.Trac.yml). This concept extends to chords and notes.
+When an instrument is obtained dynamically using the [InstrumentIdentity](~/api/ChartTools.InstrumentIdentity.yml) enum, the returned object is of type [Instrument](~/api/ChartTools.Instrument.yml). When a track is obtained from a non-generic instrument, either dynamically or explicitly through a property, the track will be of type [Track](~/api/ChartTools.Track.yml). This concept extends to chords and notes.
 
 When working with a non-generic track, the following rules apply:
 - Chords cannot be added or removed. The position of existing chords can be modified.

ChartTools/Docs/articles/getting-started.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Getting Started
+# Getting Started
 This document will go over the basics of parsing and saving a chart using ChartTools.
 
 ## Installation
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Every component of a chart is stored in an instance of the [Song](~/api/ChartToo
 Song song = Song.FromFile(path);
 ```
 
-A configuration object may also be used to customize the error handling behavior. [Learn more about configuring IO operations](~/articles/configuration.yml).
+A configuration object may also be used to customize the error handling behavior. [Learn more about configuring IO operations](~/articles/configuration.md).
 
 ```csharp
 Song song = Song.FromFile(path, new ReadingConfiguration());
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ A song contains four main components:
 
 - [Metadata](~/api/ChartTools.Metadata.yml) - Miscellaneous info about the song, such as title, album, charter etc.
 - [Sync track](~/api/ChartTools.SyncTrack.yml) - Markers that define time signature and tempo
-- [Global events](~/articles/events.md.yml) - Events not tied to an instrument or track
+- [Global events](~/articles/events.md) - Events not tied to an instrument or track
 - [Instruments](~/api/ChartTools.InstrumentSet.yml) - Instruments, tracks and notes
 - [Vocals](~/api/ChartTools.Lyrics.Vocals.yml) - Vocals notes paired with lyric text
 
@@ -85,15 +85,15 @@ An instrument is a collection of tracks, each representing a difficulty level. C
 - Guitar Hero Live bass
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> ChartTools also supports vocals, but does not consider them as an instrument. [Learn more about vocals](~/articles/vocals.yml).
+> ChartTools also supports vocals, but does not consider them as an instrument. [Learn more about vocals](~/articles/vocals.md).
 
 A track can be retrieved from a song as such:
 
 ```csharp
 Track<StandardChord> track = song.Instruments.StandardLeadGuitar.Expert;
 ```
 
-Notice the use of [StandardChord](~/api/ChartTools.StandardChord.yml) as a generic type. Instruments are divided into four categories based on the type of chords they use. These categories are:
+Notice the use of [StandardChord](~/api/ChartTools.StandardChord) as a generic type. Instruments are divided into four categories based on the type of chords they use. These categories are:
 
 - Standard - Five colored notes
 - Drums - Five colored notes with support for double kick and cymbal flags
@@ -103,12 +103,12 @@ A track is composed of three components:
 
 - Chords - Defined by the generic type
 - Special phrases - Primarily used for star power
-- [Local events](events.md)
+- [Local events](~/articles/events.md)
 
-Instruments can also be obtained dynamically from a song, regardless of the type. [Learn more about the dynamic syntax](dynamic-syntax.md).
+Instruments can also be obtained dynamically from a song, regardless of the type. [Learn more about the dynamic syntax](~/articles/dynamic-syntax.md).
 
 ### Chords and Notes
-A chord is a set of notes played at the same time. For readability, most chords and notes have specific classes for each instrument type, deriving from [Chord<TNote, TLane, TModifiers>](~/api/ChartTools.Chord-3.yml) and [LaneNode\<TLane\>](~/api/ChartTools.LaneNote-1.yml).
+A chord is a set of notes played at the same time. For readability, most chords and notes have specific classes for each instrument type, deriving from [Chord<TNote, TLane, TModifiers>](~/api/ChartTools.Chord-3) and [LaneNode\<TLane\>](~/api/ChartTools.LaneNote-1).
 
 The following snippet adds an orange note to every chord on a track:
 
@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ foreach (StandardChord chord in song.Instruments.StandardLeadGuitar.Expert)
 ```
 
 ## Tools
-As the name suggests, *ChartTools* also provides various tools to help fix and optimize songs. [Learn more](~/articles/tools).
+As the name suggests, *ChartTools* also provides various tools to help fix and optimize songs. [Learn more](~/articles/tools.md).
 
 ## Writing files
 Finally, changes can be saved to a file, with the format determined by the file extension.

ChartTools/Docs/articles/improving-performance.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 This guide will cover alternate techniques that will improve performance when using ChartTools.
 
 ## Configuration
-By default, IO operations make multiple integrity checks to resolve errors. These checks can be configured or skipped by using a [Readingconfiguration](~/api/ChartTools.IO.Configuration.ReadingConfiguration.yml) or [WritingConfiguration](~/api/ChartTools.IO.Configuration.WritingConfiguration.yml) object. [Learn more about configuring IO operations](~/articles/configuration.yml).
+By default, IO operations make multiple integrity checks to resolve errors. These checks can be configured or skipped by using a [Readingconfiguration](~/api/ChartTools.IO.Configuration.ReadingConfiguration.yml) or [WritingConfiguration](~/api/ChartTools.IO.Configuration.WritingConfiguration.yml) object. [Learn more about configuring IO operations](~/articles/configuration.md).
 
 The following example reads a song while bypassing checks for duplicate track objects:
 

ChartTools/Docs/articles/lyrics.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ VocalsPitchValue value = pitch;
 > ```
 
 ## Lyrics in chart files
-As the `.chart` format does not formaly support playable vocals, lyrics are represented trough [global events](~/articles/events.yml) rather than notes. When reading from a `.chart` file, lyric data will only be read if either the [GlobalEvents](~/api/ChartTools.IO.Components.ComponentList#ChartTools_IO_Components_ComponentList_GlobalEvents.yml) or [Vocals](~/api/ChartTools.IO.Components.ComponentList#ChartTools_IO_Components_ComponentList_Vocals.yml) component is enabled, after which the data will be stored in the corresponding location(s) in the song object. If accessed through vocals, notes will have the special pitch value of [None](~/api/ChartTools.Lyrics.VocalsPitchValue.yml#ChartTools_Lyrics_VocalsPitchValue_None.yml), as global events do not define pitch.
+As the `.chart` format does not formaly support playable vocals, lyrics are represented trough [global events](~/articles/events.md) rather than notes. When reading from a `.chart` file, lyric data will only be read if either the [GlobalEvents](~/api/ChartTools.IO.Components.ComponentList#ChartTools_IO_Components_ComponentList_GlobalEvents.yml) or [Vocals](~/api/ChartTools.IO.Components.ComponentList#ChartTools_IO_Components_ComponentList_Vocals.yml) component is enabled, after which the data will be stored in the corresponding location(s) in the song object. If accessed through vocals, notes will have the special pitch value of [None](~/api/ChartTools.Lyrics.VocalsPitchValue.yml#ChartTools_Lyrics_VocalsPitchValue_None.yml), as global events do not define pitch.
 
 Lyrics can also be converted to and from global events.
 

ChartTools/Docs/index.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ If you find any bugs, you can report them in the [Issues section](https://github
 As this project is in development, it should only be used with charts with a backup available. **I am not responsible for damages to charts!**
 
 ## Getting Started
-For an overview on installation and taking your first steps with ChartTools, see [Articles](~/articles/getting-started). A GitHub Pages website is available with detailed articles and API documentation.
+For an overview on installation and taking your first steps with ChartTools, see [Articles](~/articles/getting-started.md). A GitHub Pages website is available with detailed articles and API documentation.
 
 ## Contributing
 If you like to contribute to the development of ChartTools, feel free to comment on an issue, submit a pull request or submit your own issues.

ChartTools/Docs/toc.yml

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 - name: Articles
   href: articles/
 - name: Api Documentation
-  href: api/ChartTools
+  href: api/
 - name: Repository
   href: https://github.com/theboxybear/charttools