Add hardware "All Documents" page, fix links

MarlinFirmware · May 25, 2018 · 2fe3652 · 2fe3652
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diff --git a/_data/features.yml b/_data/features.yml
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   img: boards.jpg
   alt: Controller Board
   title: A sea of boards
-  link: docs/development/boards.html
+  link: docs/hardware/boards.html
 
 - name: inductiveprobe
   img: probe.jpg

diff --git a/_hardware/boards.md b/_hardware/boards.md
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ Analog inputs are always assigned using an index from 0-15. Marlin doesn't need
 
 ## Adding a new board
 
-The easiest way to add a new board to Marlin is to start with one of the existing pins files that has pin mappings similar to the new board, make a copy, and modify the pins that differ. Once your pins file is ready, simply add a new define to the `boards.h` file and a conditional include to `pins.h`. And you're done! [Submit a PR](getting_started_pull_requests.html) to share it with the world.
+The easiest way to add a new board to Marlin is to start with one of the existing pins files that has pin mappings similar to the new board, make a copy, and modify the pins that differ. Once your pins file is ready, simply add a new define to the `boards.h` file and a conditional include to `pins.h`. And you're done! [Submit a PR](/docs/development/getting_started_pull_requests.html) to share it with the world.
 
 {% alert warning %}
 If you're developing a custom Arduino-based board, try to use standard RAMPS 1.4 pinouts as much as possible, or choose a pin-mapping similar to another board Marlin supports. The more a new board resembles an existing board, the easier it will be to integrate.

diff --git a/_meta/hardware.html b/_meta/hardware.html
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+---
+layout: category
+type: hardware
+---