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content/docs/config-files.md

@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ In brief, the structure of the context menu file is as follows
 
 ## The context menu: `tabContextMenu.xml`
 
-Starting in v8.4.8, the [tab-bar context menu](user-interface/#tab-bar-right-click-menu) (the popup menu that you see when you right-click on the title of the tab in the tab bar) is user-configurable using the `tabContextMenu.xml` config file.
+Starting in v8.4.8, the [tab-bar context menu](../user-interface/#tab-bar-right-click-menu) (the popup menu that you see when you right-click on the title of the tab in the tab bar) is user-configurable using the `tabContextMenu.xml` config file.
 
 The format is the same as the `contextMenu.xml` described [above](#context-menu-syntax-summary), except the "Intermediate Node" is `<TabContextMenu>` instead of `<ScintillaContextMenu>`.
 
@@ -390,7 +390,7 @@ Aside from the config file, you need to create icons. You will populate and plac
 
 _Notes_:
 
-- Note 1: 
+- Note 1:
     - For v8.8 and newer, `toolbarButtonsConf.xml` will have:
         ```xml
         <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>

content/docs/files.md

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ The **File** menu contains many of the normal file-operation actions found in mo
 
 For the **Save As** and similar dialogs, there is a **Save as Type** pulldown field.  For the **Open** dialog (and similar), there is a pulldown file-type field to the right of the **File name** entry.  Those pulldowns serve to filter the list of files in the dialog based on the file type.  The filter's list of file types will include all of the languages in the [**Language** menu](../programing-languages/) and the extensions for those types, as defined in the [Style Configurator](../preferences/#style-configurator)). Starting in v8.7, the filter will also include the various [User Defined Language](../user-defined-language-system/) file types and extensions as well.
 
-For the **Save As** dialog, the `☐ Append extension checkbox` described in the [Preference Toggles in Other Dialogs](preferences/#preference-toggles-in-other-dialogs) will allow the dialog to automatically add the _first_ extension in the list for the active filter.  If you want a different extension for that type, or if that option is not checkmarked, you can always type the filename with extension to explicitly define the extension you want for the file you are currently saving.  (So normally, doing **Save As** filtered for C++ will automatically add the `.cpp` extension; but if you want it to be `.cxx` or `.h`, you can just type that as part of the **File name** entry rather than letting Notepad++ auto-append the extension.)
+For the **Save As** dialog, the `☐ Append extension checkbox` described in the [Preference Toggles in Other Dialogs](../preferences/#preference-toggles-in-other-dialogs) will allow the dialog to automatically add the _first_ extension in the list for the active filter.  If you want a different extension for that type, or if that option is not checkmarked, you can always type the filename with extension to explicitly define the extension you want for the file you are currently saving.  (So normally, doing **Save As** filtered for C++ will automatically add the `.cpp` extension; but if you want it to be `.cxx` or `.h`, you can just type that as part of the **File name** entry rather than letting Notepad++ auto-append the extension.)
 
 ### Alternatives to File Menu
 

content/docs/programing-languages.md

@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ Once you have thoroughly tested your code updates, and verified that it can prop
 When opening an existing file, Notepad++ has an algorithm for trying to decide which language a given file is, with the following priorities:
 
 1. A language defined at the [command line using `-l`](../command-prompt/) is applied.
-2. If the file is in the active [session file](session/) (the automatic `session.xml` or a manually-controlled session), it will use the language stored in that session.
+2. If the file is in the active [session file](../session/) (the automatic `session.xml` or a manually-controlled session), it will use the language stored in that session.
 3. If the file extension is a "known extension" (whether it's from the [Style Configurator](../preferences/#style-configurator)'s default extension list [in `langs.xml` or `langs.model.xml`] or user-defined extension list [from `stylers.xml` or `themes\<ThemeName>.xml`] for a built-in language, or the [User Defined Language](../user-defined-language-system/)'s extension settings [from `userDefineLang.xml` or `userDefineLangs\<UDLName>.xml`]), Notepad++ will use that language.
 4. If the filename matches one of a few specific names, Notepad++ knows what language they should be:
 

content/docs/views.md

@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ The **Document Map**[↗](#remembered-settings "Remembered Setting") item will t
 
 The **Document List**[↗](#remembered-settings "Remembered Setting") toggle will display the Document List panel, which lists all the open documents and allows easily switching between them.  (Prior to v8.1.3, the panel was known as the **Doc Switcher** panel and controlled through the [General preferences](../preferences/#general), but that name was confused with the Document Switcher <kbd>Ctrl+TAB</kbd> settings in [MISC preferences](../preferences/#misc).)  More details on this Panel can be found in the [Document List Panel Details](#document-list-panel-details) section, below.
 
-The **Function List**[↗](#remembered-settings "Remembered Setting") toggle will display the [Function List](../function-list/) panel, which lists the functions, methods, and classes in the current file, and allows easy navigation to those sections of the file by double-clicking in the Function List panel.  (The "functions, methods, and classes" are programming terms, but the feature can also be used for listing headings or sections of other structured files, or through [config files](config-files/#function-list), can be made to match anything else that you choose to match for indicating "sections" of your text, whatever that happens to mean to you.)
+The **Function List**[↗](#remembered-settings "Remembered Setting") toggle will display the [Function List](../function-list/) panel, which lists the functions, methods, and classes in the current file, and allows easy navigation to those sections of the file by double-clicking in the Function List panel.  (The "functions, methods, and classes" are programming terms, but the feature can also be used for listing headings or sections of other structured files, or through [config files](../config-files/#function-list), can be made to match anything else that you choose to match for indicating "sections" of your text, whatever that happens to mean to you.)
 
 #### Document List Panel Details