Fix dead links

Author: afontcu

docs/guide/essentials/conditional-rendering.md

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ test('renders a profile link', () => {
 })
 ```
 
-If `get()` does not return an element matching the selector, it will raise an error, and your test will fail. `get()` returns a `DOMWrapper` if an element is found. A `DOMWrapper` is a thin wrapper around the DOM element that implements the [Wrapper API](/api/#wrapper-methods) - that's why we are able to do `profileLink.text()` and access the text. You can access the raw element using the `element` property. 
+If `get()` does not return an element matching the selector, it will raise an error, and your test will fail. `get()` returns a `DOMWrapper` if an element is found. A `DOMWrapper` is a thin wrapper around the DOM element that implements the [Wrapper API](/api/#wrapper-methods) - that's why we are able to do `profileLink.text()` and access the text. You can access the raw element using the `element` property.
 
 There is another type of wrapper - a `VueWrapper` - that is returned from [`getComponent`](/api/#getcomponent) that works in the same manner.
 
@@ -67,11 +67,11 @@ test('does not render an admin link', () => {
 })
 ```
 
-Notice we are calling `exists()` on the value returned from `.find()`? `find()`, like `mount()`, also returns a `wrapper`, similar to `mount()`. `mount()` has a few extra methods, because it's wrapping a Vue component, and `find()` only returns a regular DOM node, but many of the methods are shared between both. Some other methods include `classes()`, which gets the classes a DOM node has, and `trigger()` for simulating user interaction. You can find a list of methods supported [here](../api/#wrapper-methods).
+Notice we are calling `exists()` on the value returned from `.find()`? `find()`, like `mount()`, also returns a `wrapper`, similar to `mount()`. `mount()` has a few extra methods, because it's wrapping a Vue component, and `find()` only returns a regular DOM node, but many of the methods are shared between both. Some other methods include `classes()`, which gets the classes a DOM node has, and `trigger()` for simulating user interaction. You can find a list of methods supported [here](../../api/#wrapper-methods).
 
 ## Using `data`
 
-The final test is to assert that the admin link is rendered when `admin` is `true`. It's `false` by default, but we can override that using the second argument to `mount()`, the [`mounting options`](../api/#mount-options).
+The final test is to assert that the admin link is rendered when `admin` is `true`. It's `false` by default, but we can override that using the second argument to `mount()`, the [`mounting options`](../../api/#mount-options).
 
 For `data`, we use the aptly named `data` option:
 
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ test('renders an admin link', () => {
 
 If you have other properties in `data`, don't worry - Vue Test Utils will merge the two together. The `data` in the mounting options will take priority over any default values.
 
-To learn what other mounting options exist, see [`Passing Data`](./passing-data.html) or see [`mounting options`](../api/#mount-options).
+To learn what other mounting options exist, see [`Passing Data`](../essentials/passing-data.md) or see [`mounting options`](../../api/#mount-options).
 
 ## Checking Elements visibility
 

docs/guide/essentials/forms.md

@@ -227,7 +227,7 @@ We then make a simple assertion, whether the form emitted the correct event and
 
 #### Native form submission
 
-Triggering a `submit` event on a `<form>` element mimics browser behavior during form submission. If we wanted to trigger form submission more naturally, we could trigger a `click` event on the submit button instead. Since form elements not connected to the `document` cannot be submitted, as per the [HTML specification](https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/form-control-infrastructure.html#form-submission-algorithm), we need to use [`attachTo`](../api/#attachto) to connect the wrapper's element.
+Triggering a `submit` event on a `<form>` element mimics browser behavior during form submission. If we wanted to trigger form submission more naturally, we could trigger a `click` event on the submit button instead. Since form elements not connected to the `document` cannot be submitted, as per the [HTML specification](https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/form-control-infrastructure.html#form-submission-algorithm), we need to use [`attachTo`](../../api/#attachto) to connect the wrapper's element.
 
 #### Multiple modifiers on the same event