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diff --git a/content/en/docs/user-documentation/media/_index.md b/content/en/docs/user-documentation/media/_index.md
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 title: "Images and Documents"
 weight: 6
 description: >
-  YMCA Website Services’s media library and browser stores images and files, allowing you to have custom cropping, focal pointing, folders and image styles.
+  The media library stores images and files, allowing you to have custom cropping, focal pointing, folders and image styles.
 ---
 
 Here is a full list of tutorials on the topic.
@@ -17,8 +17,6 @@ Here is a full list of tutorials on the topic.
 
 ### Images Tutorials
 
-https://community.openymca.org/t/adding-images-open-y-2-3-5-and-earlier-text-editor-open-y-user-docs/662?u=dwells
-
 * [Embedding Images onto a Web Page ⇒](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xogdtPEYxgg)
 * [Tagging your images ⇒](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mr6HA7KvXK0)
 * [Replacing Images ⇒](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xWzAwww740)

diff --git a/content/en/docs/user-documentation/taxonomy/_index.md b/content/en/docs/user-documentation/taxonomy/_index.md
@@ -2,26 +2,24 @@
 title: "Taxonomy, Vocabularies, and Terms"
 weight: 4
 description: >
-  Group pieces of related content together for tagging, filtering, sorting and grouping with YMCA Website Services’s tagging system.
+  Group pieces of related content together for tagging, filtering, sorting and grouping.
 ---
 
-The Taxonomy feature in YMCA Website Services creates organized lists of categories, which allow you to group content, create folders for Images ([in YMCA Website Services 2.4 and later](https://community.openymca.org/t/version-2-4-released-q1-2020-major-release/624)) and create standard options for dropdown fields in your content.
+The Taxonomy feature in YMCA Website Services creates organized lists of categories, which allow you to group content, create folders for Images ([in YMCA Website Services 2.4 and later](https://github.com/ymcatwincities/openy/releases/tag/8.2.4.0)) and create standard options for dropdown fields in your content.
 
 {{< youtube upFz4WrJ1-Q >}}
 
 Each list is called a *Vocabulary*, while each item in your list is called a *Term*. Terms comprise a Term Name and any additional data/settings for that particular vocabulary (see below in *Vocabularies in YMCA Website Services* for details).
 
 ## How to Edit Vocabulary Lists
 
-Go to Structure > Taxonomy. When you find the Vocabulary you want to edit, click *List Terms*.
+Go to **Structure** > **Taxonomy**. When you find the Vocabulary you want to edit, click *List Terms*.
 
-![admin__admin-menu--taxonomy|196x500, 100%](upload://ysqQNZfvbOA1GfGuG1k688gdwMb.png)
-
-![admin__taxonomy--vocabulary-options|450x240, 50%](upload://w9cQW8E5VPxzuCIjN7Zyk57s1e4.png)
+![The taxonomy item options](taxonomy--list-terms.png)
 
 You can rearrange your terms by hovering your mouse over the cross icon and dragging them. This will determine the order in which they appear. By default these are alphabetical.
 
-![admin__taxonomy--rearrange|662x204, 75%](upload://hsx5RCE7klxneULzPMwaakbj4Y8.gif)
+![Reordering taxonomy items via drag and drop](taxonomy--reorder.gif)
 
 Moving a term to the right will "nest" it underneath another term, making it a "child" to that term.
 
@@ -33,40 +31,40 @@ On the next page, you can add a *Name* for your vocabulary and an optional *Desc
 
 Below those two fields, you can add the additional information unique to your vocabulary.
 
-{{% alert %}}
-> ### Term Example - Grey Color
+### Term Example - Grey Color
+
 > The *Color* Vocabulary provides a standard list of color options across your website, such as in a background color for your header.
 >
-> ![admin__taxonomy--color-vocabulary--select|258x500, 75%](upload://le6o5669677wGUVltFKYLhLDLgM.png)
-> To change your shade of grey, you would go to Structure > Taxonomy > Color > Grey.
+> ![The list of color taxonomy items in a dropdown](taxonomy--color-list.png)
+> To change your shade of grey, you would go to **Structure** > **Taxonomy** > **Color** > **Grey**.
 >
 > Below the name of your Grey term, you'll find a color widget where you can change your standard shade of Grey across your site.
 >
 > In this example, you can change the color of the *Grey* term in the *Color* Vocabulary using a Color widget.
-{{% /alert %}}
 
-![admin__taxonomy--color-vocabulary--grey-edit|358x500, 75%](upload://dIrOibHH8SybbqhEhLrPHuUjxUW.png) ![admin__taxonomy--color-vocabulary--grey-edit-1|690x365, 75%](upload://9fEEt5uojLqeXghql0KsL8X9aUv.png)
 
-## Vocabularies in YMCA Website Services
+![The field admin for a taxonomy color item](taxonomy--color-fields.png)
+
+## Vocabularies
 Because Vocabularies are lists of categories, how they will show up depends on which Vocabulary you use.
 
 ### Amenities
-Used for tagging [branches](https://community.openymca.org/t/branch-content-types-open-y-user-docs/685) with amenities. Amenities display on a branch page and as a filter on a locations page.
+Used for tagging [branches](../content-types/branch) with amenities. Amenities display on a branch page and as a filter on a locations page.
 
-![carnation--landing-page__locations|690x396, 75%](upload://y3WRDOOAU8jEfKW8tic27bWtYS.png)
+![The locations page with a list of amenities](taxonomy--amenities.png)
 
 ### Color
-As mentioned above, Color is a list of colors you can use across your site, primarily in your page headers, small [banners](https://community.openymca.org/t/small-banner-paragraphs-open-y-user-docs/725/2), [galleries](https://community.openymca.org/t/gallery-paragraphs-open-y-user-docs/715) and [banners](https://community.openymca.org/t/banner-open-y-paragraphs-user-documentation/665/2).
+As mentioned above, Color is a list of colors you can use across your site, primarily in your page headers, [small banners](../paragraphs/small-banner), [galleries](../paragraphs/gallery) and [banners](../paragraphs/banner).
 
 ### Blog/News Category
-These taxonomies tag blog/news posts. Categories display in the sidebar and as filters in your [Blog Post Listing](https://community.openymca.org/t/blog-posts-listing-paragraphs-open-y-user-docs/705/2) and [News Posts Listing](https://community.openymca.org/t/news-posts-listing-paragraphs-open-y-user-docs/721) paragraphs, respectively.
+These taxonomies tag blog/news posts. Categories display in the sidebar and as filters in your [Blog Post Listing](../content-types/blog-post) and [News Posts Listing](../content-types/news-post) paragraphs, respectively.
 
-### Media Folders (YMCA Website Services 2.4 and later)
+### Media Folders
 Creates folders for your images in the media browser.
 
 [View Media Folders tutorial ⇒](https://youtu.be/gcaBlhyPZEY)
 
 ### Media Tags
 Creates tags for filtering images (YMCA Website Services 2.3.3 and earlier), Documents and Videos in the media browser.
 
-https://community.openymca.org/t/video-tutorials-for-images-and-documents/738
+[View Image and Document tutorials](../media)
diff --git a/content/en/docs/user-documentation/taxonomy/taxonomy--amenities.png b/content/en/docs/user-documentation/taxonomy/taxonomy--amenities.png
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diff --git a/content/en/docs/user-documentation/text-editor/adding-images/_index.md b/content/en/docs/user-documentation/text-editor/adding-images/_index.md
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ This document applies to the legacy WYSIWYG editor, CKEditor 4. See [Adding Medi
 
 ### NOTE TO USERS OF YMCA Website Services 2.4+
 
-> This documentation is not up-to-date if you are using [YMCA Website Services 2.4](https://community.openymca.org/t/version-2-4-released-q1-2020-major-release/624) and later.
+> This documentation is not up-to-date if you are using [YMCA Website Services 2.4](https://github.com/ymcatwincities/openy/releases/tag/8.2.4.0) and later.
 >
 > [View video tutorial  for Open 2.4 and later ⇒](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcaBlhyPZEY)
 
@@ -53,5 +53,5 @@ When you're ready to embed the image, just click "Embed." You can also click the
 
 ## More on Images
 
-* [View all image tutorial videos ⇒](https://community.openymca.org/t/video-tutorials-for-images-and-documents/738)
-* [Learn how to create media tags and folders with Taxonomies ⇒](https://community.openymca.org/t/taxonomy-vocabularies-and-terms-website-structure-open-y-user-docs/734)
+* [View all image tutorial videos ⇒](../../media)
+* [Learn how to create media tags and folders with Taxonomies ⇒](../../taxonomy)
diff --git a/...r-documentation/virtual-ymca/add-video.md → ...entation/virtual-ymca/add-video/_index.md b/...r-documentation/virtual-ymca/add-video.md → ...entation/virtual-ymca/add-video/_index.md
diff --git a/...mentation/virtual-ymca/building-blocks.md → ...on/virtual-ymca/building-blocks/_index.md b/...mentation/virtual-ymca/building-blocks.md → ...on/virtual-ymca/building-blocks/_index.md
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Virtual YMCA comes with four content types behind the login that are exclusive t
 
 Bring the Y to your members when they’re away. Provide on-demand classes, activities for kids, and other video content. Great for health seekers, families and Active Older Adults.
 
-Add Virtual Y Videos [one-by-one](./add-video.md) or with the separate [Virtual Y Video Automation](https://github.com/fivejars/vyva/wiki) application.
+Add Virtual Y Videos [one-by-one](../add-video/_index.md) or with the separate [Virtual Y Video Automation](https://github.com/fivejars/vyva/wiki) application.
 
 _Integrates with:_ YouTube and Vimeo