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diff --git a/src/app/docs/access-control-with-javascript/page.md b/src/app/docs/access-control-with-javascript/page.md
@@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ nextjs:
       images: https://assets.terminusdb.com/docs/technical-documentation-terminuscms-og.png
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-# Access Control Reference Guide
-
 **License**: Apache Version 2
 
 ## new AccessControl()
diff --git a/src/app/docs/acid-transactions-explanation/page.md b/src/app/docs/acid-transactions-explanation/page.md
@@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ nextjs:
       images: https://assets.terminusdb.com/docs/technical-documentation-terminuscms-og.png
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-# Acid Transactions Explanation
-
 ## What is ACID?
 
 ACID ([Atomicity](#atomicity), [Consistency](#consistency), [Isolation](#isolation), [Durability](#durability)) are properties of database transactions that are generally considered desirable for many applications.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/add-a-document/page.md b/src/app/docs/add-a-document/page.md
@@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ nextjs:
       images: https://github.com/terminusdb/terminusdb-web-assets/blob/master/docs/js-client-use-add-documents.png?raw=true
 ---
 
-# Add Documents using Javascript
-
 After you have imported the terminusdb\_client, [created a client](/docs/connect-with-the-javascript-client/), [connected to a database](/docs/connect-to-a-database/), and [added a schema](/docs/add-a-schema/), you can then use this client to insert a document that conforms to the schema.
 
 ## Insert documents
diff --git a/src/app/docs/add-a-schema-with-the-python-client/page.md b/src/app/docs/add-a-schema-with-the-python-client/page.md
@@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ nextjs:
       images: https://assets.terminusdb.com/docs/python-client-use-add-a-schema.png
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-# Add schema with Python
-
 After you have imported the `terminusdb_client`, and [created a client](/docs/create-database-with-python-client/), and [connected to a database](/docs/connect-to-a-database-with-python-client/) you can create a schema.
 
 ## Insert schema document(s)
diff --git a/src/app/docs/add-a-schema/page.md b/src/app/docs/add-a-schema/page.md
@@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ nextjs:
       images: https://github.com/terminusdb/terminusdb-web-assets/blob/master/docs/js-client-use-add-a-schema.png?raw=true
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-# Add Schema using Javascript
-
 After you have imported the terminusdb\_client, [created a client](/docs/connect-with-the-javascript-client/), and [connected to a database](/docs/connect-to-a-database/) you can create a schema.
 
 ## Create a schema
diff --git a/src/app/docs/add-documents-with-python-client/page.md b/src/app/docs/add-documents-with-python-client/page.md
@@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ nextjs:
       images: https://assets.terminusdb.com/docs/python-client-use-add-documents.png
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-# Add documents with Python
-
 After you have imported the `terminusdb_client`, and [created a client](/docs/connect-with-python-client/), [connected to a database](/docs/connect-with-python-client/), and [added a schema](/docs/add-a-schema-with-the-python-client/), you can then use this client to insert a document that conforms to the schema.
 
 ## Insert a document
diff --git a/src/app/docs/add-documents-with-woql/page.md b/src/app/docs/add-documents-with-woql/page.md
@@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ nextjs:
       canonical: https://terminusdb.org/docs/add-documents-with-woql/
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-# Add Documents with WOQL
-
 > To use this HowTo, first [clone the Star Wars demo](/docs/clone-a-demo-terminuscms-project/) into your team on DFRNT TerminusDB cloud. You will then have full access to the data needed for this tutorial.
 
 ## Add a document in WOQL
diff --git a/src/app/docs/advanced-filtering-with-graphql/page.md b/src/app/docs/advanced-filtering-with-graphql/page.md
@@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ nextjs:
       canonical: https://terminusdb.org/docs/advanced-filtering-with-graphql/
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-# Advanced Filtering
-
 > To use this HowTo, first [clone the Star Wars demo](/docs/clone-a-demo-terminuscms-project/) into your team on DFRNT TerminusDB cloud. You will then have full access to the data needed for this tutorial.
 
 TerminusDB exposes a _filter_ object, which can be used to select specific documents. See here for basic [Filtering](/docs/filter-with-graphql/)
diff --git a/src/app/docs/array/page.md b/src/app/docs/array/page.md
@@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ nextjs:
       canonical: https://terminusdb.org/docs/array/
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-# Array fields in the document UI
-
 This example shows how `<FrameViewier/>` appears for a document `ArrayExamplePerson` with array fields in Create/ Edit or View mode. If a field is described as array it means the field can have more than one value to it in an ordered fashion. The field can also be considered as an optional field meaning it can be empty or filled.
 
 ## Demo
diff --git a/src/app/docs/back-links-in-graphql/page.md b/src/app/docs/back-links-in-graphql/page.md
@@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ nextjs:
       canonical: https://terminusdb.org/docs/back-links-in-graphql/
 ---
 
-# Back Links
-
 > To use this HowTo, first [clone the Star Wars demo](/docs/clone-a-demo-terminuscms-project/) into your team on DFRNT TerminusDB cloud. You will then have full access to the data needed for this tutorial.
 
 ## Using a Back Link
diff --git a/src/app/docs/branch-a-project-with-the-python-client/page.md b/src/app/docs/branch-a-project-with-the-python-client/page.md
@@ -11,8 +11,6 @@ nextjs:
 media: []
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-# Branch a Project in Python
-
 Assuming you have [connected with the Python Client](/docs/connect-with-python-client/) and [created a database](/docs/create-database-with-python-client/) you can then create a branch of your project.
 
 Creating a branch is the same for TerminusDB and DFRNT TerminusDB cloud. By default, in TerminusDB or DFRNT, you are working in the main branch.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/branch-a-project/page.md b/src/app/docs/branch-a-project/page.md
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-# Branch a Project with Javascript
-
 Assuming you have [connected with the JavaScript Client](/docs/connect-with-the-javascript-client/) and [created a database](/docs/create-a-database/) you can then create a branch of your project.
 
 Creating a branch is the same for TerminusDB and DFRNT TerminusDB cloud. By default, in TerminusDB or DFRNT, you are working in the main branch.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/branch/page.md b/src/app/docs/branch/page.md
@@ -26,8 +26,6 @@ media:
     value: https://assets.terminusdb.com/docs/branch-options.png
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-# Branch a Project with the TerminusDB Dashboard
-
 The DFRNT TerminusDB cloud dashboard enables you to branch projects and work with the data product in a bitemporal manner, including the revision history. To do this, choose the team and project you want to branch. You will be directed to the project home page. This is where you can branch it.
 
 Scroll down to see the manage `branch` section.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/change-request-workflows-terminuscms-tour/page.md b/src/app/docs/change-request-workflows-terminuscms-tour/page.md
@@ -46,8 +46,6 @@ media:
     value: https://assets.terminusdb.com/docs/cr-review-page.png
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-# Change Request Workflows
-
 TerminusDB features change request workflows to ensure that changes to data and content are made safely with reviews in place to check changes.
 
 ## Creating a Change Request
diff --git a/src/app/docs/change-request-workflows/page.md b/src/app/docs/change-request-workflows/page.md
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-# Change Request Workflows
-
 The DFRNT TerminusDB cloud is not yet hosting the change request workflow API to ensure that changes to data and content are made safely with reviews in place to check changes. It can be run locally with TerminusDB
 
 ## Creating a Change Request
diff --git a/src/app/docs/choice-document/page.md b/src/app/docs/choice-document/page.md
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 media: []
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-# Choice Document in the Document UI
-
 This example shows how `<FrameViewier/>` appears for a document `Guy` with choice document fields in Create/ Edit or View mode.
 
 In this example `Guy` has a mandatory property called `favorite_group` with the choice of documents called Art, Dance or Music, an optional `"second_favorite_group"` property also with the choice Art, Dance or Music, a set `member_of` property with the same choices, and a list `attends_group_in_order` property with the above same choices, in an ordered fashion.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/choice-subdocuments/page.md b/src/app/docs/choice-subdocuments/page.md
@@ -11,8 +11,6 @@ nextjs:
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-# Choice Subdocuments in the Document UI
-
 This example shows how `<FrameViewier/>` appears for a document called `Student` with choice subdocument fields in Create/ Edit or View mode.
 
 `Student` has a mandatory `favorite_subject` property with the choices of Zoology, Botony or Maths, an optional `"second_favorite_subject"` property with the same document choices, a set `studied` property with the above choices, and a list `study_time_table` property with the same choices in an ordered fashion.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/clone-a-database-with-python/page.md b/src/app/docs/clone-a-database-with-python/page.md
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-# Clone a Database with the Python Client
-
 > Before starting, you should create an account on the DFRNT TerminusDB cloud and get an API Token. You can read about this [here](/docs/how-to-connect-terminuscms/).
 
 This how-to will show how to clone a public database from the DFRNT TerminusDB cloud into your own DFRNT team.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/clone-a-demo-terminuscms-project/page.md b/src/app/docs/clone-a-demo-terminuscms-project/page.md
@@ -16,8 +16,6 @@ media:
     value: https://assets.terminusdb.com/docs/how-to-clone-a-demo.png
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-# Clone a Demo Project
-
 You can clone a demo database by logging in to the DFRNT TerminusDB cloud and selecting a Team. Once selected you will see a "Create New Data Product" or a number of possible data sets to clone. To clone the data set, just click on the card, and it will clone it into your currently selected team.
 
 This clone is now yours to use. It shares data with the original, so cloning is fast even if the data set is very large. When you make edits, they will be private to you, but it will be indistinguishable to you from editing the main database.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/clone/page.md b/src/app/docs/clone/page.md
@@ -16,8 +16,6 @@ media:
     value: https://assets.terminusdb.com/docs/project-admin.png
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-# Clone a Project
-
 From the project home page, on the right you will see the `Clone Project` section.
 
 ![Clone a project from the project home page](https://assets.terminusdb.com/docs/project-admin.png)
diff --git a/src/app/docs/delete-documents-with-woql/page.md b/src/app/docs/delete-documents-with-woql/page.md
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-# Delete Documents with WOQL
-
 > To use this HowTo, first [clone the Star Wars demo](/docs/clone-a-demo-terminuscms-project/) into your team on the DFRNT TerminusDB cloud. You will then have access to the data needed for this tutorial.
 
 ## Delete a document in WOQL
diff --git a/src/app/docs/documents-explanation/page.md b/src/app/docs/documents-explanation/page.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: TerminusDB Documents Explanation
+title: Documents Explanation
 nextjs:
   metadata:
     title: TerminusDB Documents Explanation
@@ -16,8 +16,6 @@ media:
     value: https://assets.terminusdb.com/docs/terminusdb-contact-graph-diagram.png
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-# Documents Explanation
-
 ## The TerminusDB hierarchical document store
 
 TerminusDB is a document store as well as a knowledge graph database. TerminusDB [schemata](/docs/schema-reference-guide/) describe how to interpret segments of graphs as self-contained documents.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/edit-documents-with-woql/page.md b/src/app/docs/edit-documents-with-woql/page.md
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-# Edit Documents with WOQL
-
 > To use this HowTo, first [clone the Star Wars demo](/docs/clone-a-demo-terminuscms-project/) into your team on DFRNT TerminusDB cloud. You will then have full access to the data needed for this tutorial.
 
 We can get a document by Id, by using `read_document`. For instance, we can write:
diff --git a/src/app/docs/glossary/page.md b/src/app/docs/glossary/page.md
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-# Knowledge graph terms glossary
-
 > **Context:** Unless otherwise stated, the context for all definitions is computer, data, or information science.
 > 
 > **Source:** Unless otherwise stated, the source of all definitions is [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page)
diff --git a/src/app/docs/graphs-explanation/page.md b/src/app/docs/graphs-explanation/page.md
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-# Graph Hierarchy Explanation
-
 ## Graph hierarchy
 
 A TerminusDB database is a hierarchical collection of [data graphs](#datagraphs) and [control graphs](#controlgraphs). These graphs are key to providing a graph database system with **collaboration** and **revision control**.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/immutability-explanation/page.md b/src/app/docs/immutability-explanation/page.md
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-# Immutability Explanation
-
 TerminusDB is an immutable data store. When data is written to a store, it does not change or mutate existing data. Any deleted data is masked, any new data resulting from a transaction is added on top of the mask.
 
 ## Advantages of immutability
 
 Immutability has several advantages, including:
 
-- [Immutability Explanation](#immutability-explanation)
-  - [Advantages of immutability](#advantages-of-immutability)
-    - [Transaction safety](#transaction-safety)
-    - [Lock-free concurrency](#lock-free-concurrency)
-    - [Commit and branch time travel](#commit-and-branch-time-travel)
-    - [Change audit](#change-audit)
-    - [Collaboration and synchronization](#collaboration-and-synchronization)
+- [Advantages of immutability](#advantages-of-immutability)
+  - [Transaction safety](#transaction-safety)
+  - [Lock-free concurrency](#lock-free-concurrency)
+  - [Commit and branch time travel](#commit-and-branch-time-travel)
+  - [Change audit](#change-audit)
+  - [Collaboration and synchronization](#collaboration-and-synchronization)
 
 ### Transaction safety
 
diff --git a/src/app/docs/javascript/page.tsx b/src/app/docs/javascript/page.tsx
@@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ import {
   formatShortHandAnchorIds,
   formatAnchorIds,
 } from '../../../utils'
-import menu from '../../../menu.json'
 import { Layout } from '../../../components/_layout'
 import props from '../../../../schema/javascript.json'
 import { OnThisPageContent } from '@/components/_onThisPage'
diff --git a/src/app/docs/schema-reference-guide/page.md b/src/app/docs/schema-reference-guide/page.md
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-# Schema Reference Guide
-
 The TerminusDB schema language enables documents and their relationships to be specified using simple JSON syntax. This syntax makes it as easy as possible to specify a JSON object to automatically convert to a graph. This approach enables data to be viewed as collections of documents or as knowledge graphs of interconnected objects.
 
 ## Schema Objects
diff --git a/src/app/docs/terminusdb-cli-commands/page.md b/src/app/docs/terminusdb-cli-commands/page.md
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 ---
-title: TerminusDB CLI Commands
+title: Command Line Interface (CLI) Commands
 nextjs:
   metadata:
     title: TerminusDB CLI Commands
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-# Command Line Interface (CLI) Commands
-
 ## SYNOPSIS
 
 `terminusdb [command subcommand positional_arguments] flags`
diff --git a/src/app/docs/terminusdb-explanation/page.md b/src/app/docs/terminusdb-explanation/page.md
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-# TerminusDB Explanation
-
 ## What is TerminusDB?
 
 TerminusDB is a powerful, in-memory graph database enabling you to maximize your productivity and the value of your data. TerminusDB has numerous features and several interfaces enabling you to create data-intensive, immutable, and synchronized databases with built-in version control and other [Git-like](#gitlikemodel) operations.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/what-is-schema-weakening/page.md b/src/app/docs/what-is-schema-weakening/page.md
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-# Schema Weakening
-
 A schema describes the shape of data in a data product. It provides constraints and assurances about what kind of data will be retrieved.
 
 However, often you need to _change_ the schema in the process of developing a data product.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/woql-explanation/page.md b/src/app/docs/woql-explanation/page.md
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-# WOQL Explanation
-
 ## WOQL fluent vs. functional style
 
 WOQL supports both **functional** and **fluent** styles for writing queries. Overall, the functional style is recommended to avoid snags. The fluent style may help for simplifying complex compound query expressions.
diff --git a/src/app/docs/woql-getting-started/page.md b/src/app/docs/woql-getting-started/page.md
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-# The WOQL beginners guide
-
 The thinking behind the Web Object Query Language is well explained on the [WOQL explanation](/docs/woql-explanation) page. As mentioned there, it is a formal language for querying and updating TerminusDB databases. As a language is builds on a declarative datalog foundation, and is evaluated by binding variables as the abstract syntax tree is read.
 
 This means that some logical behaviours depend on the order of binding the variables to values in the current instance or schema graph that is addressed. 
