docs: Migrate to simpler slug syntax

_contentTemplates/chart/chart-tooltip-context-templates.md

@@ -1,16 +1,16 @@
 #context-parameter-information
 * `FormattedValue` - maps to the default rendering of the tooltip, formatted as a string.
- * Use this when the chart's data is bound by [Independent Series Binding](slug://components/chart/databind#independent-series-binding). You can parse this to a numerical value (`int`, `double`, etc.) in order to apply formatting. Otherwise, use the `DataItem` to get the value of the point.
+ * Use this when the chart's data is bound by [Independent Series Binding](slug:components/chart/databind#independent-series-binding). You can parse this to a numerical value (`int`, `double`, etc.) in order to apply formatting. Otherwise, use the `DataItem` to get the value of the point.
 
 * `DataItem` - provides the data model of the current series item. You need to cast it to the type from your datasource, which needs to be serializable. 
 
-    * If you are using a [Date Axis](slug://components/chart/date-axis), the `DataItem` will contain the only the aggregated value in the corresponding y-value field, because it is a collection of more than one items. See the `Category` below for details.
+    * If you are using a [Date Axis](slug:components/chart/date-axis), the `DataItem` will contain the only the aggregated value in the corresponding y-value field, because it is a collection of more than one items. See the `Category` below for details.
 
-* `Category` - provides information on the category the data point is located in. You need to cast it to the type in your data source, for example `DateTime`, `string`, `int` or another type. The `Category` parameter is applicable to [Categorical Charts](slug://components/chart/databind#series-types).
+* `Category` - provides information on the category the data point is located in. You need to cast it to the type in your data source, for example `DateTime`, `string`, `int` or another type. The `Category` parameter is applicable to [Categorical Charts](slug:components/chart/databind#series-types).
 
-    * When using a [Date Axis](slug://components/chart/date-axis), you can use it, together with the `BaseUnit` value of the axis, to filter the data source and obtain the actual data items from the data source in case you want to provide extra information about them.
+    * When using a [Date Axis](slug:components/chart/date-axis), you can use it, together with the `BaseUnit` value of the axis, to filter the data source and obtain the actual data items from the data source in case you want to provide extra information about them.
 
-* `Percentage` - applicable to [Donut](slug://components/chart/types/donut), [Pie](slug://components/chart/types/pie) and [Stacked 100%](slug://components/chart/stack#stack-100) Charts - the percentage value of the current data point from the whole.
+* `Percentage` - applicable to [Donut](slug:components/chart/types/donut), [Pie](slug:components/chart/types/pie) and [Stacked 100%](slug:components/chart/stack#stack-100) Charts - the percentage value of the current data point from the whole.
 
 * `SeriesIndex` - provides the index of the `<ChartSeries>` the data point belongs to.
 

_contentTemplates/chart/link-to-basics.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 #understand-basics-and-databinding-first
-This article assumes you are familiar with the [chart basics](slug://components/chart/overview) and [data binding](slug://components/chart/databind).
+This article assumes you are familiar with the [chart basics](slug:components/chart/overview) and [data binding](slug:components/chart/databind).
 #end
 
 #color-field-bar-column
@@ -109,9 +109,9 @@ You can render the lines between the points with different styles. The supported
 
 * `Normal`—This is the default style. It produces a straight line between data points.
 
-* `Step`—The style renders the connection between data points through vertical and horizontal lines. It is suitable for indicating that the value is constant between the changes. Supported for [categorical](slug://components/chart/databind#series-types) types of [Line](slug://components/chart/types/line) charts only, but not for scatter charts.
+* `Step`—The style renders the connection between data points through vertical and horizontal lines. It is suitable for indicating that the value is constant between the changes. Supported for [categorical](slug:components/chart/databind#series-types) types of [Line](slug:components/chart/types/line) charts only, but not for scatter charts.
 
-* `Smooth`—This style causes the Chart to display a fitted curve through data points. It is suitable when the data requires to be displayed with a curve, or when you wish to connect the points with smooth instead of straight lines. Not supported with [stacked](slug://components/chart/stack) series with missing values.
+* `Smooth`—This style causes the Chart to display a fitted curve through data points. It is suitable when the data requires to be displayed with a curve, or when you wish to connect the points with smooth instead of straight lines. Not supported with [stacked](slug:components/chart/stack) series with missing values.
 
 #end
 
@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ When configuring nested properties and child elements in your chart, the inner t
 
 #configurable-nested-chart-settings-categorical
 
-An example of this is the rotation the Labels of a [categorical](slug://components/chart/databind#series-types) chart. You can use the
+An example of this is the rotation the Labels of a [categorical](slug:components/chart/databind#series-types) chart. You can use the
 
 `ChartCategoryAxes` > `ChartCategoryAxis` > `ChartCategoryAxisLabels` > `ChartCategoryAxisLabelsRotation` tag
 
@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ This approach is not limited only to the Labels - it can be used with all tags t
 
 #configurable-nested-chart-settings-numerical
 
-For example, for [numerical](slug://components/chart/databind#series-types) charts you can rotate the Labels for `ChartXAxes` or `ChartYAxes` depending on your application design needs and layout. This can be done through the
+For example, for [numerical](slug:components/chart/databind#series-types) charts you can rotate the Labels for `ChartXAxes` or `ChartYAxes` depending on your application design needs and layout. This can be done through the
 
 `ChartXAxes` > `ChartXAxis` > `ChartXAxisLabelsRotation` tag
 
@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ This approach is not limited only to the Labels - it can be used with to all tag
 
 #configurable-nested-chart-settings-axis-free
 
-For example, for [axis-free](slug://components/chart/databind#series-types) charts you can rotate their Labels, Title, Legend and others. Example for doing so is customizing the Chart Series Labels by using the parameters in the
+For example, for [axis-free](slug:components/chart/databind#series-types) charts you can rotate their Labels, Title, Legend and others. Example for doing so is customizing the Chart Series Labels by using the parameters in the
 
 `ChartSeriesItems` > `ChartSeries` > `ChartSeriesLabels` tag and its child tags.
 

_contentTemplates/common/click-events.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ The `OnRowContextMenu` event fires when the user:
 * Right-clicks or taps-and-holds a data row;
 * Hits the context menu keyboard button while the row has focus. This scenario requires enabled keyboard navigation (`Navigable="true"`).
 
-Use `OnRowContextMenu` to [integrate the Context menu](slug://contextmenu-integration#context-menu-for-a-grid-row) with the table rows.
+Use `OnRowContextMenu` to [integrate the Context menu](slug:contextmenu-integration#context-menu-for-a-grid-row) with the table rows.
 
 #end
 

_contentTemplates/common/dropdowns-virtualization.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ This section will explain the parameters and behaviors that are related to the v
 >caption To enable UI virtualization, you need to set the following parameters of the component:
 
 * `ScrollMode` - `Telerik.Blazor.DropDownScrollMode` - set it to `DropDownScrollMode.Virtual`. It defaults to the "regular" scrolling.
-* `Height` - `string` - [set the height](slug://common-features/dimensions) in the nested **popup settings** tag of the component. It must **not** be a `null/empty` string.
+* `Height` - `string` - [set the height](slug:common-features/dimensions) in the nested **popup settings** tag of the component. It must **not** be a `null/empty` string.
 * `ItemHeight` - `decimal` - set it to the height each individual item will have in the dropdown. Make sure to accommodate the content your items will have and any item template.
 * `PageSize` - `int` - defines how many items will actually be rendered and reused. The value determines how many items are loaded on each scroll. The number of items must be large enough according to the `ItemHeight` and popup `Height`, so that there are more items than the dropdown so there is a scrollbar.
 

_contentTemplates/common/filtering.md

@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@
 
 | Parameter | Type and Default Value | Description |
 | --- | --- | --- |
-| `DefaultFilterOperator` | `FilterOperator` | Sets the default filter operator in the column it is declared for. Accepts a member of the `FilterOperator` enum. The selected operator must be applicable for the specific data type. Check the supported options in the [Filter Operators](slug://common-features-filter-operators) article.
-| `FilterOperators` | `List<FilterListOperator>` | Specifies the available operators. Must contain only [supported filter operators](slug://common-features-filter-operators) for the specific data type. If not defined, the component will use a default list of available operators based on the field type.
+| `DefaultFilterOperator` | `FilterOperator` | Sets the default filter operator in the column it is declared for. Accepts a member of the `FilterOperator` enum. The selected operator must be applicable for the specific data type. Check the supported options in the [Filter Operators](slug:common-features-filter-operators) article.
+| `FilterOperators` | `List<FilterListOperator>` | Specifies the available operators. Must contain only [supported filter operators](slug:common-features-filter-operators) for the specific data type. If not defined, the component will use a default list of available operators based on the field type.
 | `ShowFilterCellButtons` | `bool` <br/> (`true`) | controls the visibility of the filter buttons
 #end
 
@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@
 
 | Parameter      | Type and Default Value | Description
 | ----------- | ----------- | -----------|
-| `DefaultFilterOperator` | `FilterOperator` | Sets the default filter operator in the column it is declared for. Accepts a member of the `FilterOperator` enum. The selected operator must be applicable for the specific data type Check the supported options in the [Filter Operators](slug://common-features-filter-operators) article. The provided default filter operator will be applied for both filters in the menu.
-| `FilterOperators` | `List<FilterListOperator>` | Specifies the available operators. Must contain only [supported filter operators](slug://common-features-filter-operators) for the specific data type. If not defined, the component will use a default list of available operators based on the field type.
+| `DefaultFilterOperator` | `FilterOperator` | Sets the default filter operator in the column it is declared for. Accepts a member of the `FilterOperator` enum. The selected operator must be applicable for the specific data type Check the supported options in the [Filter Operators](slug:common-features-filter-operators) article. The provided default filter operator will be applied for both filters in the menu.
+| `FilterOperators` | `List<FilterListOperator>` | Specifies the available operators. Must contain only [supported filter operators](slug:common-features-filter-operators) for the specific data type. If not defined, the component will use a default list of available operators based on the field type.
 #end
 
 #filter-debounce-delay-customization

_contentTemplates/common/form-validation.md

@@ -7,5 +7,5 @@ The Telerik Blazor validation tools let you match the style of your validation m
 #end
 
 #note-editcontext-formitem-template
-> When using the [Form `EditContext` parameter](slug://form-overview#creating-blazor-form) together with [validation components](slug://validation-tools-overview) or [Form item `<Template>`s](slug://form-formitems-template), make sure to create the `EditContext` from the model instance, which is used by the validation components and inside the Form item templates. Otherwise, the Form will not update the correct object instance and validation will not work as expected.
+> When using the [Form `EditContext` parameter](slug:form-overview#creating-blazor-form) together with [validation components](slug:validation-tools-overview) or [Form item `<Template>`s](slug:form-formitems-template), make sure to create the `EditContext` from the model instance, which is used by the validation components and inside the Form item templates. Otherwise, the Form will not update the correct object instance and validation will not work as expected.
 #end