Fix dead links

Author: MrNaif2018

bitcart-basics/try-it-out.md

@@ -29,8 +29,6 @@ Then you can create an invoice, either through
 - the process documented on the [Custom integration](../integrations/custom-integration.md)
 - or the [store POS](../guides/store-pos.md), if you are the owner of the instance
 
-See the [What's Next](https://docs.bitcart.ai/getting-started/whatsnext) page for other options on how to continue exploring Bitcart.
-
 ## Bitcart Demo <a id="bitcart-demo"></a>
 
 To see Bitcart in action, visit our demo apps and stores or check out some of the stores using Bitcart in production.

bitcart-basics/walkthrough.md

@@ -242,9 +242,9 @@ Available fields:
 * Name of template, you can select from built-in ones or type in a new one
 * Template text
 
-All templates in Bitcart are rendered via [Jinja2](https://jinja.palletsprojects.com/en/2.11.x).
+All templates in Bitcart are rendered via [Jinja2](https://jinja.palletsprojects.com/en/stable).
 
-Read about it's syntax in their [template designer documentation](https://jinja.palletsprojects.com/en/2.11.x/templates).
+Read about it's syntax in their [template designer documentation](https://jinja.palletsprojects.com/en/stable/templates).
 
 Read more about example usages of templates in Bitcart [here](../guides/templates.md)
 

deployment/hardware.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Note that no matter where you host Bitcart, as your private keys are never requi
 Here are the requirements for running Bitcart on your own hardware:
 
 1. High-speed internet connection. The faster the better. This is to ensure the speed of invoice detection
-2. Any hardware ever. Yes, that's right! You can use your old PC or basically anything for that. Our minimal requirements are 1 GB RAM and around 10 GB disk. AMD64 hardware is the most tested one, but if needed, refer to our [raspberry pi guide](broken-reference)
+2. Any hardware ever. Yes, that's right! You can use your old PC or basically anything for that. Our minimal requirements are 1 GB RAM and around 10 GB disk. AMD64 hardware is the most tested one, but if needed, refer to our [raspberry pi guide](raspberrypi.md)
 3. Any linux-based OS would suffice, but using something like Ubuntu 20.04 is the most common choice.
 4. (Optional) Static ip - that's required only if your setting up with your own domain name. If you only plan to use bitcart locally/via tor, this is not needed
 5. (Optional) Domain name - see the note above

deployment/manual.md

@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ sudo certbot --nginx
 
 Now you should be able to access the components over TLS. You can then also enable `http2` in your nginx configuration if you want.
 
-> You might want to look at the [FAQ for more detailed info on the Nginx configuration options](../support-and-community/faq/deployment-faq/#can-i-use-an-existing-nginx-server-as-a-reverse-proxy-with-ssl-termination)
+> You might want to look at the [FAQ for more detailed info on the Nginx configuration options](../support-and-community/faq/deployment-faq.md#can-i-use-an-existing-nginx-server-as-a-reverse-proxy-with-ssl-termination)
 
 #### Option 2: No proxy
 

development/developing-locally.md

@@ -6,9 +6,8 @@ Please follow our main [contributing guidelines](https://github.com/bitcart/bitc
 
 Our central repository contains the list of most of the repositories where you can contribute:
 
-{% embed url="https://github.com/bitcart/bitcart\#linked-repositories" %}
+{% embed url="https://github.com/bitcart/bitcart#linked-repositories" %}
 
 ## Which IDE to use?
 
 We recommend using Visual Studio Code, as our project has many programming languages involved, and VS Code fits the best, but you are free to use whatever editor you like.
-

development/how-to-add-an-altcoin.md

@@ -24,7 +24,6 @@ If so, the process is easy. If that electrum fork is maintained, usually the pro
 
    Create a docker file for that coin \(base on the btc one\), a docker-compose component and edit the setup scripts. See this [example](https://github.com/bitcart/bitcart-docker/commit/34e70b5a265ac23182d19cb95b457815937724b9). Ensure to add `COIN_HOST=component` line to this [file](https://github.com/bitcart/bitcart-docker/blob/master/dev-setup.sh), where `COIN` is the coin symbol, and `component` is the name of the docker-compose component you have created
 
-6. Optionally, add the coin to our [lunanode installer](https://github.com/bitcart/launchbitcart)
 
 ## There is no electrum fork for that coin
 

integrations/fossbilling.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ This version requires the following:
 ### Installing the Plugin
 
 1. From your FOSSBilling panel, go to configuration > payment gateways -> New payment gateway
-2. Upload Bitcart.php to the directory suggested by your deployment. [Download it](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bitcart/bitcart-boxbilling/master/Bitcart.php) from this repository
+2. Upload Bitcart.php to the directory suggested by your deployment. [Download it](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bitcart/bitcart-fossbilling/master/Bitcart/Bitcart.php) from this repository
 3. Enable it by clicking on the button near Bitcart, fill in all settings and save.
 
 ### Plugin Configuration

your-first-invoice/electrumwallet.md

@@ -23,47 +23,47 @@ The following setup guides you through setting up an entirely new Bech32 (SegWit
 
 Firstly, give your wallet a name, for example, `Bitcart Wallet` and click `Next`.
 
-![Enter your new wallet's name](../../.gitbook/assets/electrum\_createwallet.png)
+![Enter your new wallet's name](../.gitbook/assets/electrum_createwallet.png)
 
 Choose `Standard wallet` and proceed by clicking the `Next`button.
 
-![Select wallet type](../../.gitbook/assets/electrum\_createwallet\_step2.png)
+![Select wallet type](../.gitbook/assets/electrum_createwallet_step2.png)
 
 Since we're creating a brand-new wallet,choose `Create a new seed` and `Next`
 
-![Create a new seed](../../.gitbook/assets/electrum\_createwallet\_step3.png)
+![Create a new seed](../.gitbook/assets/electrum_createwallet_step3.png)
 
 From the multiple choice menu, select `SegWit` and `Next`
 
-![Select Segwit](../../.gitbook/assets/electrum\_createwallet\_step4.png)
+![Select Segwit](../.gitbook/assets/electrum_createwallet_step4.png)
 
 **IMPORTANT NOTE:** If you're a merchant, instead of SegWit (Bech32), it's recommended to use SegWit wrapped (P2SH) format. [This guide](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1DBJWwA2Cw) explains how to create P2SH wallet in Electrum that's more suited for merchants, due to compatibility with legacy wallets customers use.
 
 **IMPORTANT NOTE 2:** Write down your recovery words in the order you see them on the screen. Write them down a piece of paper and store it somewhere secure. Take your time and triple check each word. Do not store your seed in a digital format (photograph, text document). Whoever has the access to your seed can access your funds. Confirm that the seed has been properly backed up by re-entering it in the same order. Once the seed is validated, proceed to the next step.
 
-![Backup your seed!](../../.gitbook/assets/electrum\_createwallet\_step5.png)
+![Backup your seed!](../.gitbook/assets/electrum_createwallet_step5.png)
 
 It's highly recommended that you encrypt your wallet. Select a password that you can easily remember and mark make sure `Encrypt Wallet File` is marked. Proceed by clicking `Next`.
 
-![Encrypt your wallet!](../../.gitbook/assets/electrum\_createwallet\_step6.png)
+![Encrypt your wallet!](../.gitbook/assets/electrum_createwallet_step6.png)
 
 When the wallet loads (it may take few moments), in the top menu, click on the `Wallet` and then`Information` .
 
-![See wallet information](../../.gitbook/assets/electrum\_createwallet\_step7.png)
+![See wallet information](../.gitbook/assets/electrum_createwallet_step7.png)
 
 Select and **copy** the `Master Public Key`. This is the **public** key from which Bitcart will derive addresses.
 
-![Copy the Master Public Key](../../.gitbook/assets/electrum\_createwallet\_step8.png)
+![Copy the Master Public Key](../.gitbook/assets/electrum_createwallet_step8.png)
 
 Return to your Bitcart. Click on the `Details` button in the `Wallets` card and click on the `New Wallet` button. Enter your wallet name and Paste the Master Public Key from electrum to xpub field. Click `Save`.
 
-![Add new wallet](../../.gitbook/assets/connect\_electrum.png)
+![Add new wallet](../.gitbook/assets/connect_electrum.png)
 
 ### Configuring the Gap Limit in Electrum <a href="#configuring-the-gap-limit-in-electrum" id="configuring-the-gap-limit-in-electrum"></a>
 
 In the top menu, click on the `View` and then`Show Console` .
 
-![Show console](../../.gitbook/assets/electrum\_gaplimit.png)
+![Show console](../.gitbook/assets/electrum_gaplimit.png)
 
 Enter following commands in Electrum console and press `enter` on your keyboard.
 
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ If you are running a version older than Electrum 4, also enter the following com
 wallet.storage.write()
 ```
 
-![Enter the commands here](../../.gitbook/assets/electrum\_gaplimit\_step2.png)
+![Enter the commands here](../.gitbook/assets/electrum_gaplimit_step2.png)
 
 Restart your Electrum and verify that the newly set gap limit is correct by entering in the console: