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docs/components/button.md

@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ To ensure an optimal user experience when using the `Button` component, consider
   > - A "Cancel" `Button` component should be styled with the appropriate theme or CSS styling to ensure users are sure they want to cancel an action
   > - A "Confirm" `Button` would have a different styling from a "Cancel" button, but would similarly stand out to ensure that users know this is a special action.
 
-3. **Efficient Event Handling**: Handle `Button` events efficiently and provide appropriate feedback to users. Refer to [**this section**](./button/#adding-events) to review efficient event adding behaviors.
+3. **Efficient Event Handling**: Handle `Button` events efficiently and provide appropriate feedback to users. Refer to [Events](../building-ui/events) to review efficient event adding behaviors.
 
 4. **Testing and Accessibility**: Test the Button's behavior in different scenarios, such as when it is disabled or receives focus, to ensure a smooth user experience.
 Follow accessibility guidelines to make the `Button` usable for all users, including those who rely on assistive technologies.

docs/components/columns-layout.md

@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ ColumnsLayout layout = new ColumnsLayout()
     .addBreakpoint(new Breakpoint(1200, 4));  
 ```
 
-The demonstration below shows an example of setting multiple breakpoints at construction, using breakpoints to configure the [`Span`](./columns-layout#spans) of a component, and demonstrates the resizing capabilities of the `ColumnsLayout` when the app is resized:
+The demonstration below shows an example of setting multiple breakpoints at construction, using breakpoints to configure the [`Span`](#column-span-and-spans-per-breakpoint) of a component, and demonstrates the resizing capabilities of the `ColumnsLayout` when the app is resized:
 
 <ComponentDemo 
 path='https://demo.webforj.com/webapp/controlsamples/columnslayoutbreakpoints?' 

docs/configuration/bbj-installation/local.md

@@ -25,8 +25,8 @@ Installation will be broken down into the following steps:
 ## 1. Java and Maven download and configuration
 
 In order to use webforJ, you must first have Java and Maven installed and properly configured. If you already
-have Java and Maven downloaded, please skip to [**Step 2**](#section2). If you also have 
-BBj installed on your system, please skip to [**Step 3**](#section3).
+have Java and Maven downloaded, please skip to [**Step 2**](#2-bbj-download-and-installation). If you also have 
+BBj installed on your system, please skip to [**Step 3**](#3-install-and-configure-the-webforj-plugin).
 
 ### Java
 
@@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ Finally, click on the "Configure" button, which will open a new window. In this
 ![Enabling Remote Installation](./_images/users/local/i6.png#rounded-border) -->
 
 
-4. ### Using the starter project
+## 4. Using the starter project
 Once BBj and the required webforJ plugin are installed and configured, you can create a new, scaffolded project from the command line. This project comes with the necessary tools to run your first webforJ program.
 
 To create and scaffold a new project, follow these steps:
@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ mvn -B archetype:generate \
 
 After running the command, Maven will generate the project files necessary to run the starter project.
 
-### 5. Launching the app
+## 5. Launching the app
 
 Once this has been done, run a `mvn install` in your project directory. This will run the webforJ install plugin, and allow
 you to access your app. To see the app, you'll want to go to the following URL:

docs/data-binding/transformation.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ title: Transformation
 Data transformations are a pivotal feature, facilitating seamless conversion between the data types used in UI components and those in your data model. This capability ensures that data types are compatible and appropriately formatted when moving data between the frontend and backend of your applications.
 
 :::tip
-The transformer setting is best used when the data type of the bean property doesn't match the data type handled by the UI components. If you simply need to transform data of the same type, configuring [the bindings' getters and setters](./bindings.md#bindings-getters-and-setters) is the preferred approach.
+The transformer setting is best used when the data type of the bean property doesn't match the data type handled by the UI components. If you simply need to transform data of the same type, configuring [the bindings' getters and setters](bindings#binding-getters-and-setters) is the preferred approach.
 :::
 
 ## Configuring transformers