Merge pull request #52 from music-assistant/fix-nav-links

Fix the broken nav links

docs/player-support/dlna.md

@@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ Music Assistant has support for uPnP/DLNA based devices. This is a (somewhat) un
 
 - Some devices need special workarounds to enable playback. If playback is not working, look at the Music Assistant logs for clues and report an issue with these logs provided. 
 - If your device is not found then try turning on the option "allow network scan for discovery"
-- DLNA speakers do not support crossfading of audio. If you want crossfade and/or full gapless support, enable [flow mode](../faq/normalization/#track-queueing) in the player's advanced settings. Enabling flow mode may solve playback issues however it might come with the side effect of disabling actual physical buttons and/or display of metadata on the device itself.
+- DLNA speakers do not support crossfading of audio. If you want crossfade and/or full gapless support, enable [flow mode](../faq/normalization.md/#track-queueing) in the player's advanced settings. Enabling flow mode may solve playback issues however it might come with the side effect of disabling actual physical buttons and/or display of metadata on the device itself.
 - It is not possible to group/sync DLNA players together.
 - Although Sonos devices are strictly also based on DLNA, they created their own extra layer on top of that such as crossfade support and many other goodies. It is therefore advised to use the Sonos Player provider with Music Assistant instead of the DLNA provider. MA disables any discovered Sonos DLNA devices by default.

docs/player-support/fully-kiosk.md

@@ -14,5 +14,5 @@ Music Assistant has support for streaming to devices running the Fully Kiosk Bro
 - When configuring you must add the device IP address and the Fully Kiosk password
 - Once added the device name can be changed, if required, in the specific player configuration
 - Some devices cannot handle the FLAC stream so an option in the settings allows for changing to the lossy MP3 codec
-- Crossfade is supported if [flow mode](../faq/normalization/#track-queueing) is enabled in the settings. Enabling flow mode may also solve playback issues however it might come with the side effect of disabling actual physical buttons and/or display of metadata on the device itself
+- Crossfade is supported if [flow mode](../faq/normalization.md/#track-queueing) is enabled in the settings. Enabling flow mode may also solve playback issues however it might come with the side effect of disabling actual physical buttons and/or display of metadata on the device itself
 - This player can be grouped via a Universal Group but perfect sync is not possible.

docs/player-support/google-cast.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Music Assistant has full support for Google Cast based devices. This includes Go
 
 ## Known Issues / Notes
 
-- Cast speakers do not support crossfading of audio. If you want crossfade and/or full gapless support, enable the "[flow mode](../faq/normalization/#track-queueing)" in the player's advanced settings. Enabling flow mode may solve playback issues however it might come with the side effect of disabling actual physical buttons and/or display of metadata on the device itself
+- Cast speakers do not support crossfading of audio. If you want crossfade and/or full gapless support, enable the "[flow mode](../faq/normalization.md/#track-queueing)" in the player's advanced settings. Enabling flow mode may solve playback issues however it might come with the side effect of disabling actual physical buttons and/or display of metadata on the device itself
 - If your Chromecast speakers are not auto detected or randomly unavailable then make sure that your Cast enabled speakers are on the same network/subnet as your Music Assistant server. Additionally, ensure that multicast traffic (more specifically mDNS) can travel freely as that is used for the discovery of players.
 - After re-enabling a disabled speaker, it can take a while before the speaker is rediscovered, the process can be sped up by restarting Music Assistant.
 - It is not possible to group/sync cast players from within the MA interface (simply because an api does not exist for that).

docs/player-support/ha.md

@@ -13,4 +13,4 @@ Music Assistant has support for playing to media player entities in Home Assista
 - You can only use players that support "play_media", other players will be filtered out
 - MA players will be filtered out
 - Synchronisation between this player type and any others is not possible
-- Enabling [flow mode](../faq/normalization/#track-queueing) may solve playback issues however it might come with the side effect of disabling actual physical buttons and/or display of metadata on the device itself
+- Enabling [flow mode](../faq/normalization.md/#track-queueing) may solve playback issues however it might come with the side effect of disabling actual physical buttons and/or display of metadata on the device itself

docs/player-support/slimproto.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ This means you can use squeezebox players directly with Music Assistant. This ap
 
 - Slimproto devices are auto detected in Music Assistant
 - Slimproto devices will play in sync
-- Any physical control buttons on the device should be supported as long as [flow mode](../faq/normalization/#track-queueing) is not enabled
+- Any physical control buttons on the device should be supported as long as [flow mode](../faq/normalization.md/#track-queueing) is not enabled
 - The player settings include some basic equaliser settings
 - The player settings allow configuration of stereo pairs of speakers
 

docs/player-support/sonos.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Music Assistant has support for Sonos devices.
 
 - Sonos devices are auto detected by Music Assistant
 - Sonos devices will play in sync
-- Any physical control buttons on the device should be supported as long as [flow mode](../faq/normalization/#track-queueing) is not enabled. 
+- Any physical control buttons on the device should be supported as long as [flow mode](../faq/normalization.md/#track-queueing) is not enabled. 
 
 ## Known Issues / Notes