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about/where-can-i-get-help.md

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 # Where can I get help?
 
-These docs are a great place to start. We've broken down the guides into sections based on where you are in your journey using Kumu. If you're just getting started, make sure to watch the [five-minute quickstart video](../getting-started/five-minute-quickstart.md). Already an expert but looking for some advanced tips? Use the search in the upper left or jump to the [advanced guides](../guides/advanced-settings.md).
+These docs are a great place to start. We've broken down the guides into sections based on where you are in your journey using Kumu. If you're just getting started, make sure to watch the [five-minute quickstart video](/#five-minute-quickstart). Already proficient, but looking for deeper understanding? Check our guides on the disciplines of [system mapping](/guides/system-mapping.md) and [social network analysis](/guides/sna-network-mapping.md), or read more about [Kumu's architecture](/overview/kumus-architecture.md).
 
 We may be a small team, but our customer service is mighty. If you ever need help you can email us at [support@kumu.io](mailto:support@kumu.io), tweet to [@kumupowered](https://www.twitter.com/kumupowered), or [chat with us](http://chat.kumu.io/) on Slack.
 

faq/how-can-readers-switch-maps-and-views.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ When you share a project with your audience, and you've worked hard to create di
 If you're working on a private project, this solution will only work for you and people you <a href="/getting-started/overview.html#add-a-contributor">add as contributors</a>.
 </p>
 
-When you open your project, you'll see a link in the URL bar of your browser. Simply copy that link and share it with your audience, and they'll be able to use the map and view dropdowns to see all of your work. Note that your readers will see a nearly identical Kumu interface, but they won't be able to edit the project (unless it's someone you have [added as a contributor](/getting-started/overview.html#add-a-contributor)).
+When you open your project, you'll see a link in the URL bar of your browser. Simply copy that link and share it with your audience, and they'll be able to use the map and view dropdowns to see all of your work. Note that your readers will see a nearly identical Kumu interface, but they won't be able to edit the project (unless it's someone you have [added as a contributor](/getting-started/first-steps.html#add-a-contributor)).
 
 This is the simplest solution, but it might not be intuitive for readers who haven't used map and view dropdowns to navigate a Kumu project before. In that case, you'll want to use one of the two solutions below.
 

faq/how-do-i-change-element-text-position.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ If you want to change the position of your element labels for all elements, foll
 
 ## Change element label position for specific set of elements
 
-To change the element label position for a specific set of elements, you'll need to use the [advanced editor](/overview/basic-vs-advanced-editor.html#advanced-editor). You'll be using the `text-align` [property](/guides/property-reference.html) to make the change, where the options are `bottom` and `center`.
+To change the element label position for a specific set of elements, you'll need to use the [advanced editor](/overview/view-editors.md#advanced-editor). You'll be using the `text-align` [property](/guides/property-reference.html) to make the change, where the options are `bottom` and `center`.
 
 To change the element label position from "bottom" to "center" so that the labels will appear inside of the elements, you'll want to add `text-align: center;` under a [selector](/guides/selectors.md) for the specific set of elements. For example, if you want to change the element label position from "bottom" to "center" for all your elements of the type "person" add this to the advanced editor:
 

faq/how-do-i-hide-images-from-the-map.md

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 # How do I hide images in the map but keep them in the profile?
 
-If you want to keep the image associated with an element in the element profile but hide it in the map, use the `element-image-visibility` property in the [@settings section](/guides/advanced-settings.md) of the [advanced editor](/overview/basic-vs-advanced-editor.md) (from the map, hit `.` to go there).
+If you want to keep the image associated with an element in the element profile but hide it in the map, use the `element-image-visibility` property in the [@settings section](/guides/advanced-settings.md) of the [advanced editor](/overview/view-editors.md) (from the map, hit `.` to go there).
 
 ### Hide images from all elements
 

faq/how-do-i-transfer-a-project.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Within Kumu you can either transfer a project to another user's personal account
 
 * Load the project from your [dashboard](http://kumu.io/dashboard).
 * Click ["Project Settings"](overview/settings.html#project-settings) in the top left corner of the map.
-* Click "Members" and make sure that the person you'd like to transfer the project to has been added to the project as a [contributor](faq/how-to-add-contributors.html).
+* Click "Members" and make sure that the person you'd like to transfer the project to has been added to the project as a [contributor](/faq/how-to-add-contributors.html).
 * Now, click "Admin."
 * Click the link to "Transfer project."
 * Select the username of the person you'd like to transfer the project to.
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Within Kumu you can either transfer a project to another user's personal account
 
 * Load the project from your [dashboard](http://kumu.io/dashboard).
 * Make sure you have been added as an "owner" to the organization you'd like to transfer the project to.
-* Click ["Project Settings"](overview/settings.html#project-settings) in the top left corner of the map.
+* Click ["Project Settings"](/overview/settings.html#project-settings) in the top left corner of the map.
 * Now, click "Admin."
 * Click the link to "Transfer project."
 * Select the username of the organization you'd like to transfer the project to.

faq/how-to-add-background-image.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # How can I add a background image (e.g. map or logo) to my Kumu map?
 
-To add a background image to a map, you can use a snippet of code we prepared here for the [Advanced Editor](/overview/basic-vs-advanced-editor.html#advanced-editor). The following instructions assume you're adding a geo map, but they can be used for adding any background image.
+To add a background image to a map, you can use a snippet of code we prepared here for the [Advanced Editor](/overview/view-editors.md#advanced-editor). The following instructions assume you're adding a geo map, but they can be used for adding any background image.
 
 1. Create an element named "background".
 2. Add the following code to the Advanced Editor:

faq/how-to-get-rid-of-duplicates.md

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 # How do I get rid of duplicate elements?
 
 <p class="alert alert-info">
-<b>Before you start:</b> <a href="/faq/how-do-i-avoid-duplicating-data.html">Read our guide</a> to understand when Kumu creates new elements and when Kumu updates existing elements.
+<b>Before you start:</b> <a href="/faq/how-do-I-avoid-duplicating-data.md">Read our guide</a> to understand when Kumu creates new elements and when Kumu updates existing elements.
 </p>
 
 If you find just a few duplicates in your map, it’s best to delete them by hand by selecting the duplicate and clicking the trash icon in the sidebar.

guides/layouts/fixed.md

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 With the fixed layout, you position everything manually. Just click and drag an element to change its location, or click and drag a connection to change its curvature. If you want to change the starting point of a connection (to make it start from another element), click on the starting point of the connection and drag it over to another element. The same steps can be used to change the ending point of a connection.
 
-If you're building a fixed map with [Sketch Mode](/getting-started/overview.md#sketch-mode), you can hold the `Alt` key on your keyboard, then click and drag elements and connections to move them.
+If you're building a fixed map with [Sketch Mode](/getting-started/first-steps.md#sketch-mode), you can hold the `Alt` key on your keyboard, then click and drag elements and connections to move them.
 
 **Good to know:** The [system templates](https://docs.kumu.io/guides/templates.html#system-template) are set to a fixed layout by default.
 

guides/showcase.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ To quickly test out showcasing, simply hover your cursor over any element, conne
 ![showcase animation](../images/showcase-control.gif)
 </span>
 
-Showcase settings can be saved to a [View](/guides/view.md), and these settings can be fully customized in two ways: through the Basic Editor, and through the Advanced Editor.
+Showcase settings can be saved to a [view](/guides/views.md), and these settings can be fully customized in two ways: through the Basic Editor, and through the Advanced Editor.
 
 ## Customize showcase settings in the Basic Editor
 

guides/snap-to.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Snap-to makes it easy to arrange a group of elements as a circle or a line. This
 ![snap to line](../images/linesnapto.png)
 
 ## 1. Picking a selection
-To get started using snap-to, select one or more elements. You can do this by holding `shift` and dragging your mouse to draw a selection box over part of the map or by clicking the search bar at the top of the map and then using the rocket icon (<i class="fa fa-rocket"></i>) to build a [selector](/selectors.md).
+To get started using snap-to, select one or more elements. You can do this by holding `shift` and dragging your mouse to draw a selection box over part of the map or by clicking the search bar at the top of the map and then using the rocket icon (<i class="fa fa-rocket"></i>) to build a [selector](/guides/selectors.md).
 
 ## 2. Arranging as a circle or line
 After you've selected multiple elements, right click and choose "snap to" from the menu. You'll then need to pick whether you want to arrange the elements as a circle ("snap to circle") or a line ("snap to line").

overview/collaboration.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Presentations combine the best of PowerPoint, Prezi, and Kumu into one easy-to-u
 
 ## Embeds
 
-Embeds make it easy to include an interactive, read-only version of your map on a blog or wesbite. Click the more button in the lower right corner of your map and then choose "embed map on another website". Learn more about embeds [here](/guides/sharing.html).
+Embeds make it easy to include an interactive, read-only version of your map on a blog or wesbite. Click the more button in the lower right corner of your map and then choose "embed map on another website". Learn more about embeds [here](/guides/share-and-embed.md).
 
 
 

overview/dashboard.md

@@ -36,6 +36,6 @@ On this dashboard, you can see a list of projects owned by the organization, as
 
 If you're an owner of the organization, you can scroll down on this dashboard to access your settings for branding, [tracking](/guides/tracking.md), billing, and your organization's profile.
 
-That's it for dashboards! Don't miss our guides on Kumu's other key interfaces, the [map editor](/overview/map-editor.md), [view editors](/overview/view-editor.md), and [settings menus](/overview/settings.md)
+That's it for dashboards! Don't miss our guides on Kumu's other key interfaces, the [map editor](/overview/map-editor.md), [view editors](/overview/view-editors.md), and [settings menus](/overview/settings.md)
 
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