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CONTRIBUTING_DOCS.md

@@ -6,10 +6,10 @@ In this guide, I will outline steps to follow as a new user to our developer doc
 
 ### **Main Navigation Items**
 
-* **Concept:** This section will provide a high-level overview of your product, its purpose, and target audience. It's essentially the "what" of your product.  
-* **Developers:** This section is primarily for those building on top of your product. It will include technical documentation, APIs, SDKs, and other developer-focused resources.  
-* **Node Operators:** This section caters to those managing the infrastructure of your product. It will cover setup, maintenance, troubleshooting, and other operational aspects.  
-* **Resources:** This section will house additional materials like tutorials, case studies, whitepapers, and other supporting documents.  
+* **Concept:** This section will provide a high-level overview of your product, its purpose, and target audience. It's essentially the "what" of your product.
+* **Developers:** This section is primarily for those building on top of your product. It will include technical documentation, APIs, SDKs, and other developer-focused resources.
+* **Node Operators:** This section caters to those managing the infrastructure of your product. It will cover setup, maintenance, troubleshooting, and other operational aspects.
+* **Resources:** This section will house additional materials like tutorials, case studies, whitepapers, and other supporting documents.
 * **Devtools:** This section will provide tools and utilities to aid developers in their work.
 
 ### **Content Placement and Categorization**
@@ -18,72 +18,72 @@ In this guide, I will outline steps to follow as a new user to our developer doc
 
 This section will cover the theoretical aspects and foundational concepts relevant to the platform or technology. The content will include:
 
-* **Core Principles**: Articles explaining the core principles and underlying philosophies of the technology or platform.  
-* **Architectural Overview**: In-depth discussions on system architecture, including components, data flow, and system interactions.  
-* **Key Terminologies**: Glossaries and explanations of key terms, jargon, and acronyms used in the field.  
-* **Security Concepts**: Detailed explanations of security principles, common threats, and best practices for securing applications.  
-* **Consensus Mechanisms**: Articles on various consensus mechanisms, their pros and cons, and how they are implemented.  
-* **Scalability and Performance**: Discussions on scalability strategies, performance optimization, and handling high-load scenarios.  
+* **Core Principles**: Articles explaining the core principles and underlying philosophies of the technology or platform.
+* **Architectural Overview**: In-depth discussions on system architecture, including components, data flow, and system interactions.
+* **Key Terminologies**: Glossaries and explanations of key terms, jargon, and acronyms used in the field.
+* **Security Concepts**: Detailed explanations of security principles, common threats, and best practices for securing applications.
+* **Consensus Mechanisms**: Articles on various consensus mechanisms, their pros and cons, and how they are implemented.
+* **Scalability and Performance**: Discussions on scalability strategies, performance optimization, and handling high-load scenarios.
 * **Regulatory and Compliance**: Information on legal and regulatory considerations, compliance requirements, and industry standards.
 
 #### **Developers Section**
 
-* **New pages or items:** A dedicated "Getting Started" section within the appropriate navigation item (e.g., Developers, Node Operators) can house one-page tutorials.  
-* **Guides:** These should primarily reside under the "Developers" section.  
-  * **Integrations guides:** These will be part of the "Developers" section, detailing how to integrate the product with other systems.  
+* **New pages or items:** A dedicated "Getting Started" section within the appropriate navigation item (e.g., Developers, Node Operators) can house one-page tutorials.
+* **Guides:** These should primarily reside under the "Developers" section.
+  * **Integrations guides:** These will be part of the "Developers" section, detailing how to integrate the product with other systems.
   * **User guides:** These belong under the "Concept" section as they explain how to use the product rather than integrate with it.
 
 
 #### **Node Operators Section**
 
 This section will provide practical information for node operators, focusing on setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting. The content will include:
 
-* Node Installation: Step-by-step guides on installing and configuring nodes on different operating systems.  
-* Network Participation: Instructions on how to join the network, participate in consensus, and maintain uptime.  
-* Security and Hardening: Best practices for securing nodes, including firewall configurations, intrusion detection, and regular updates.  
-* Monitoring and Alerts: Guides on setting up monitoring tools, configuring alerts, and ensuring node health.  
-* Performance Tuning: Tips and techniques for optimizing node performance, resource management, and handling peak loads.  
-* Backup and Recovery: Procedures for backing up node data, disaster recovery plans, and restoring nodes after failures.  
+* Node Installation: Step-by-step guides on installing and configuring nodes on different operating systems.
+* Network Participation: Instructions on how to join the network, participate in consensus, and maintain uptime.
+* Security and Hardening: Best practices for securing nodes, including firewall configurations, intrusion detection, and regular updates.
+* Monitoring and Alerts: Guides on setting up monitoring tools, configuring alerts, and ensuring node health.
+* Performance Tuning: Tips and techniques for optimizing node performance, resource management, and handling peak loads.
+* Backup and Recovery: Procedures for backing up node data, disaster recovery plans, and restoring nodes after failures.
 * Community and Support: Information on community forums, support channels, and how to get help from the community or official support.
 
 #### **Resources Section**
 
 This section will serve as a repository of useful resources, documentation, and tools for developers and node operators. The content will include:
 
-* Official Documentation: Links to official documentation, including API references, technical whitepapers, and user manuals.  
-* Tutorials and Courses: Curated list of tutorials, online courses, and learning resources.  
-* Libraries and Frameworks: Information on popular libraries, frameworks, and SDKs relevant to the platform.  
-* Cheat Sheets and Quick References: Handy cheat sheets, quick reference guides, and FAQs for quick problem-solving.  
-* Community Resources: Links to community-generated content, blogs, forums, and discussion groups.  
-* Open Source Projects: Information on open-source projects, how to contribute, and where to find them.  
+* Official Documentation: Links to official documentation, including API references, technical whitepapers, and user manuals.
+* Tutorials and Courses: Curated list of tutorials, online courses, and learning resources.
+* Libraries and Frameworks: Information on popular libraries, frameworks, and SDKs relevant to the platform.
+* Cheat Sheets and Quick References: Handy cheat sheets, quick reference guides, and FAQs for quick problem-solving.
+* Community Resources: Links to community-generated content, blogs, forums, and discussion groups.
+* Open Source Projects: Information on open-source projects, how to contribute, and where to find them.
 * External Tools: Links to external tools and services that can aid in development, testing, and deployment.
 
 #### **DevTools Section**
 
 This section will focus on development tools, with a particular emphasis on wallets and related tools. The content will include:
 
-* Wallet Setup and Configuration: Guides on setting up and configuring various wallets for development and testing.  
-* Wallet Integration: Tutorials on integrating wallets into applications, handling transactions, and managing keys.  
-* Security Practices for Wallets: Best practices for securing wallets, including encryption, multi-signature setups, and secure key management.  
-* Wallet APIs and SDKs: Information on wallet APIs, SDKs, and how to use them effectively.  
-* Testing with Wallets: Instructions on testing transactions, simulating network conditions, and debugging wallet-related issues.  
-* Popular Wallets: Reviews and comparisons of popular wallets, their features, and use cases.  
+* Wallet Setup and Configuration: Guides on setting up and configuring various wallets for development and testing.
+* Wallet Integration: Tutorials on integrating wallets into applications, handling transactions, and managing keys.
+* Security Practices for Wallets: Best practices for securing wallets, including encryption, multi-signature setups, and secure key management.
+* Wallet APIs and SDKs: Information on wallet APIs, SDKs, and how to use them effectively.
+* Testing with Wallets: Instructions on testing transactions, simulating network conditions, and debugging wallet-related issues.
+* Popular Wallets: Reviews and comparisons of popular wallets, their features, and use cases.
 * Community Tools: Information on community-developed tools and plugins that enhance wallet functionality or ease of use.
 
 #### **Codebase Overview**
 
-To contribute to our developer documentation, follow these [steps to clone](https://github.com/rsksmart/devportal-rootstock) the repository and get started.
+To contribute to our developer documentation, follow these [steps to clone](https://github.com/rsksmart/devportal) the repository and get started.
 
 Then, navigate to the `/doc` folder.
 
 We recommend using Visual Studio Code (VSCode) or any text editor capable of previewing Markdown changes, as our documentation is written in Markdown.
 
 Within the `/doc` folder, you will find the following directories:
 
-* `01-concepts`  
-* `02-developers`  
-* `03-node-operators`  
-* `04-resources`  
+* `01-concepts`
+* `02-developers`
+* `03-node-operators`
+* `04-resources`
 * `05-dev-tools`
 
 Add your content to the appropriate directory based on the topic it pertains to.
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ Add your content to the appropriate directory based on the topic it pertains to.
 
 ![Folder Numbering](/static/img/folder_numbering.png)
 
-2. When adding content, please ensure you:  
+2. When adding content, please ensure you:
 * Include a filter for each new page or piece of content. Each folder should have an `index.md` file that looks similar to this.
 
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@@ -122,10 +122,10 @@ A filter in this context is a tool used to narrow down content based on specific
 
 #### **Components of the Filter**
 
-1. **Filter Tag**: `<Filter>`  
-   * This is the main component that wraps around the filter options.  
-2. **values**: This is an attribute of the `Filter` component that holds an array of objects. Each object represents a filter option.  
-3. **label**: This is the text that will be displayed to users. In this case, 'From Ethereum'.  
+1. **Filter Tag**: `<Filter>`
+   * This is the main component that wraps around the filter options.
+2. **values**: This is an attribute of the `Filter` component that holds an array of objects. Each object represents a filter option.
+3. **label**: This is the text that will be displayed to users. In this case, 'From Ethereum'.
 4. **value**: This is the internal value that the filter will use to identify the option. In this case, 'ethereum'.
 
 | FilterItem Property | Description |
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ For each option you want to add, you will create an object with `label` and `val
 
   `]}>`
 
-* **label**: This is what users will see. It's user-friendly and descriptive.  
+* **label**: This is what users will see. It's user-friendly and descriptive.
 * **value**: This is a more technical identifier used internally by the application.
 
-> if you follow these guidelines, you'll help maintain the quality and organization of our documentation.
+> if you follow these guidelines, you'll help maintain the quality and organization of our documentation.

docusaurus.config.js

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ const config = {
       mendable : process.env.MENDABLE_KEY
     },
     homePage: {
-      editUrl: 'https://github.com/rsksmart/devportal-rootstock/tree/main/',
+      editUrl: 'https://github.com/rsksmart/devportal/tree/main/',
     },
     moreLinks : {
       changelog : {
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ const config = {
           showLastUpdateTime: true,
           // Please change this to your repo.
           // Remove this to remove the "edit this page" links.
-          editUrl: 'https://github.com/rsksmart/devportal-rootstock/tree/main/'
+          editUrl: 'https://github.com/rsksmart/devportal/tree/main/'
         },
         blog: {
           blogSidebarTitle: 'All posts',