docs(radial-gauge) (#262)

* docs(radial-gauge):overview, scale articles

* docs(radial-gauge):pointers and ranges articles

* docs(radial-gauge):labels article + minor improvements

* chore(radial-gauge):final touches

* chore(gauges): minor fixes and typos

* chore(radial-gauge):minor fixes as per comments

Co-authored-by: Nadezhda Tacheva <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Marin Bratanov <[email protected]>

Author: ntacheva

_contentTemplates/gauges/additional-customization.md

@@ -6,5 +6,12 @@ To further customize the elements of the linear gauge you can use nested tags. W
 * Pointers
 #end
 
+#radial-gauge-additional-customization
+To further customize the elements of the Radial Gauge you can use nested tags. When configuring nested properties and child elements in your Radial Gauge, the inner tags will contain their parent tag name and add specifics to its end. In general the structure of such nested tags will be `<RadialGauge*Category**Specifics*>` where the **Category** can be one of the following:
+
+* Scale
+* GaugeArea
+* Pointers
+#end
 
 

components/gauge-linear/overview.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ position: 0
 
 The Telerik Linear Gauge for Blazor represents [numerical values]({%slug linear-gauge-pointers%}) on a [scale]({%slug linear-gauge-scale%}) of ranges in a linear format.
 
-This article is separated in the following sections: 
+#### This article is separated in the following sections: 
 
 * [Basics](#basics)
 

components/gauge-linear/scale.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ position: 5
 
 ## Linear Gauge Scale
 
-The scale of the linear gauge renders the values, pointers and labels. You can customize it by adding an instance of the `<LinearGaugeScale>` to the `<LinearGaugeScale>` collection, child tag of the `<TelerikLinearGauge>`. The `<LinearGaugeScale>` exposes the following parameters:
+The scale of the linear gauge renders the values, pointers and labels. You can customize it by adding an instance of the `<LinearGaugeScale>` to the `<LinearGaugeScales>` collection, child tag of the `<TelerikLinearGauge>`. The `<LinearGaugeScale>` exposes the following parameters:
 
 * [Min and Max](#min-and-max)