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Author: tgpetrov

build/_config_angular.yml

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ navigation:
     "ui/ng-components/ng-DataForm":
         position: 8000
         title: "RadDataForm"
-    "ui/components/ng-DataForm/GettingStarted":
+    "ui/ng-components/ng-DataForm/GettingStarted":
         position: 20
         title: "Basics"
     "ui/ng-components/ng-DataForm/Editors":

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Axes/Types/categorical.md

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Defines the step at which major ticks are generated. This property also affects
 
 #### Figure 1: This is how the axis in this example looks like on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/categorical_axis_android.png "CategoricalAxis on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/categorical_axis_ios.png "CategoricalAxis on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/categorical_axis_android.png "CategoricalAxis on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/categorical_axis_ios.png "CategoricalAxis on iOS.")
 
 ## References
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Axes/negative-values.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ This is how the chart will look like with negative values on the Y axis:
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with negative values on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Negative Values](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui//negative_values_android.png "Negative values in Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Negative Values](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui//negative_values_ios.png "Negative values in iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Negative Values](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui//negative_values_android.png "Negative values in Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Negative Values](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui//negative_values_ios.png "Negative values in iOS.")
 
 ## References
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Axes/styling.md

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ This is how the chart looks like now:
 
 #### Figure 1: Axis styles on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Axis styling](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/axis_styling_android.png "Android") ![Axis styling](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/axis_styling_ios.png "iOS")
+![Axis styling](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/axis_styling_android.png "Android") ![Axis styling](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/axis_styling_ios.png "iOS")
 
 ## Styling with CSS
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/area.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with AreaSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Area series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/area_series_android.png "Area series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Area series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/area_series_ios.png "Area series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Area series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/area_series_android.png "Area series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Area series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/area_series_ios.png "Area series on iOS.")
 
 ## References
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/bar.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with BarSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Bar series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/bar_series_android.png "Bar series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Bar series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/bar_series_ios.png "Bar series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Bar series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/bar_series_android.png "Bar series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Bar series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/bar_series_ios.png "Bar series on iOS.")
 
 ## Bar Size
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/bubble.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with BubbleSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Bubble series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/bubble_series_android.png "Bubble series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Bubble series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/bubble_series_ios.png "Bubble series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Bubble series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/bubble_series_android.png "Bubble series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Bubble series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/bubble_series_ios.png "Bubble series on iOS.")
 
 ## Bubble Scale
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/candlestick.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with CandlestickSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Candlestick series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/candlestick_series_android.png " Candlestick Series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Candlestick series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/candlestick_series_ios.png "Candlestick Series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Candlestick series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/candlestick_series_android.png " Candlestick Series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Candlestick series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/candlestick_series_ios.png "Candlestick Series on iOS.")
 
 ## References
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/donut.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with DonutSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/pie_series_android.png "Pie series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/pie_series_ios.png "Pie series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/pie_series_android.png "Pie series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/pie_series_ios.png "Pie series on iOS.")
 
 ## Properties
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/line.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with LineSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Line series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/line_series_android.png "Line series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Line series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/line_series_ios.png "Line series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Line series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/line_series_android.png "Line series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Line series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/line_series_ios.png "Line series on iOS.")
 
 ## References
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/ohlc.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with OhlcSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: OHLC series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/ohlc_series_android.png " Ohlc series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: OHLC series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/ohlc_series_ios.png "Ohlc series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: OHLC series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/ohlc_series_android.png " Ohlc series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: OHLC series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/ohlc_series_ios.png "Ohlc series on iOS.")
 
 ## References
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/pie.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with PieSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/pie_series_android.png "Pie series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/pie_series_ios.png "Pie series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/pie_series_android.png "Pie series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Pie series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/pie_series_ios.png "Pie series on iOS.")
 
 ## Properties
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/range-bar.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with RangeBarSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Range bar series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/range_bar_series_android.png "Range bar series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Range bar series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/range_bar_series_ios.png "Range bar series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Range bar series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/range_bar_series_android.png "Range bar series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Range bar series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/range_bar_series_ios.png "Range bar series on iOS.")
 
 ## References
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/scatter-bubble.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with ScatterBubbleSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Scatter Bubble series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/scatter_bubble_series_android.png " Scatter Bubble series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Scatter Bubble series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/scatter_bubble_series_ios.png "Scatter Bubble series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Scatter Bubble series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/scatter_bubble_series_android.png " Scatter Bubble series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Scatter Bubble series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/scatter_bubble_series_ios.png "Scatter Bubble series on iOS.")
 
 ## Bubble Scale
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/scatter.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with ScatterSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Scatter series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/scatter_series_android.png " Scatter series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Scatter series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/scatter_series_ios.png "Scatter series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Scatter series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/scatter_series_android.png " Scatter series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Scatter series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/scatter_series_ios.png "Scatter series on iOS.")
 
 ## References
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/spline-area.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ To illustrate this setup, let's create an example. Just like with all vue 'pages
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with SplineAreaSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Spline Area series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart_series_spline_area_android.png "Spline Area series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Spline Area series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart_series_spline_area_ios.png "Spline Area series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Spline Area series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart_series_spline_area_android.png "Spline Area series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Spline Area series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart_series_spline_area_ios.png "Spline Area series on iOS.")
 
 ## References
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/Types/spline.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ To display a Spline Chart, you will need to:
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with SplineSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Cartesian chart: Spline series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/spline_series_android.png "Spline series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Spline series](../../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/spline_series_ios.png "Spline series on iOS.")
+![Cartesian chart: Spline series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/spline_series_android.png "Spline series on Android.") ![Cartesian chart: Spline series](../../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/spline_series_ios.png "Spline series on iOS.")
 
 ## References
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/labels.md

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ This is how the chart looks like now:
 
 #### Figure 1: Axis styles on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Axis styling](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui//labels_styling_android.png "Labels Styling on Android") ![Axis styling](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui//labels_styling_ios.png "Labels Styling on iOS")
+![Axis styling](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui//labels_styling_android.png "Labels Styling on Android") ![Axis styling](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui//labels_styling_ios.png "Labels Styling on iOS")
 
 ## Styling with CSS
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/overview.md

@@ -66,35 +66,35 @@ Here is a complete list of all series types:
 
   #### Figure 1: Categorical Chart with discrete data on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-  ![Chart series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-bar-01-android.png "Discrete Data on Android.") ![Chart series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-bar-01-ios.png "Discrete Data on iOS.")
+  ![Chart series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-bar-01-android.png "Discrete Data on Android.") ![Chart series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-bar-01-ios.png "Discrete Data on iOS.")
 
   ### CategoricalSeries Presenting Continuous Data
   Some of the **CategoricalSeries** are generally used to display how values change over a period of time, but they can also be used to connect the values in discrete categories. These series are [LineSeries]({% slug chart-series-line-vue %} "Chart LineSeries"), [SplineSeries]({% slug chart-series-spline-vue %} "Chart SplineSeries"), [AreaSeries]({% slug chart-series-area-vue %} "Chart AreaSeries"), [SplineAreaSeries]({% slug chart-series-spline-area-vue %} "Chart SplineAreaSeries").
 
   #### Figure 2: Categorical Chart with continuous data on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-  ![Chart series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-line-01-android.png "Continuous Data on Android.") ![Chart series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-line-01-ios.png "Continuous Data on iOS.")
+  ![Chart series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-line-01-android.png "Continuous Data on Android.") ![Chart series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-line-01-ios.png "Continuous Data on iOS.")
 
   ### CategoricalSeries Presenting Financial Data
   Some of the **CategoricalSeries** are used to display financial data, such as stock prices, etc. These series are [OhlcSeries]({% slug chart-series-ohlc-vue %} "Chart OhlcSeries") and [CandlesctickSeries]({% slug chart-series-candlestick-vue %} "Chart CandlesctickSeries").
 
   #### Figure 3: Categorical Chart with financial data on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-  ![Chart series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-candlestick-01-android.png "Financial Data on Android.") ![Chart series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-candlestick-01-ios.png "Financial Data on iOS.")
+  ![Chart series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-candlestick-01-android.png "Financial Data on Android.") ![Chart series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-candlestick-01-ios.png "Financial Data on iOS.")
 
   ### CartesianSeries Presenting Two Continous Variables
   **ScatterSeries** is a subtype **CartesianSeries**. They require that the **RadCartesianChart** they are added to, has two axes that are value axes. These series are [ScatterSeries]({% slug chart-series-scatter-vue %} "Chart ScatterSeries") and [ScatterBubbleSeries]({% slug chart-series-scatter-bubble-vue %} "Chart ScatterBubbleSeries").
 
   #### Figure 4: Scatter Chart on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-  ![Chart series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-scatter-01-android.png "Scatter Chart on Android.") ![Chart series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-scatter-01-ios.png "Scatter Chart on iOS.")
+  ![Chart series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-scatter-01-android.png "Scatter Chart on Android.") ![Chart series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-scatter-01-ios.png "Scatter Chart on iOS.")
 
   ### ChartSeries Presenting Numerical Proportion
   **CartesianSeries** is a subtype of **ChartSeries** and draw the data from the source in a way that resembles pie slices. They can be used only with **RadPieChart**. They are generally useful to display how some value relates to the whole value. These series are [PieSeries]({% slug chart-series-pie-vue %} "Chart PieSeries") and [DonutSeries]({% slug chart-series-donut-vue %} "Chart DonutSeries").
 
   #### Figure 5: Donut Chart on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-  ![Chart series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-donut-01-android.png "Donut Chart on Android.") ![Chart series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-donut-01-ios.png "Donut Chart on iOS.")
+  ![Chart series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-donut-01-android.png "Donut Chart on Android.") ![Chart series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-donut-01-ios.png "Donut Chart on iOS.")
 
   ## Selection
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/stack-mode.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Here's how your chart will look like with {% typedoc_link classes:CategoricalSer
 
 #### Figure 1: Chart with stacked AreaSeries on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Chart series overview](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/stacked_area_series_android.png "Bar series on Android.") ![Chart series overview](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/stacked_area_series_ios.png "Bar series on iOS.")
+![Chart series overview](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/stacked_area_series_android.png "Bar series on Android.") ![Chart series overview](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/stacked_area_series_ios.png "Bar series on iOS.")
 
 
 ## References

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/Series/styling.md

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Here's how the chart from this example looks:
 
 #### Figure 1: Bar Series styles on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Chart styling: Candlestick series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-bar-01-android.png "Android") ![Chart styling: Candlestick series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-bar-01-ios.png "iOS")
+![Chart styling: Candlestick series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-bar-01-android.png "Android") ![Chart styling: Candlestick series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-bar-01-ios.png "iOS")
 
 Here's another example that demonstrate how to apply a list of colors to a chart with CandlestickSeries:
 
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ Here's how the chart from this example looks:
 
 #### Figure 2: Candlestick Series styles on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Chart styling: Candlestick series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-candlestick-01-android.png "Android") ![Chart styling: Candlestick series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-candlestick-01-ios.png "iOS")
+![Chart styling: Candlestick series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-candlestick-01-android.png "Android") ![Chart styling: Candlestick series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/chart-css-candlestick-01-ios.png "iOS")
 
 ## Styling Series Labels
 
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ The images below demonstrates the result of applying this palette to the Bar ser
 
 #### Figure 3: Bar Series styles on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Chart styling: Bar series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/series_styling_android.png "Android") ![Chart styling: Bar series](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/series_styling_ios.png "iOS")
+![Chart styling: Bar series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/series_styling_android.png "Android") ![Chart styling: Bar series](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/series_styling_ios.png "iOS")
 
 ## Styling Selected State
 
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ By default, the provided palettes (or the default colors) are applied per series
 
 #### Figure 4: Bar Series styles on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![Chart styling: PaletteMode](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/series_styling_bar_android.png "Android") ![Chart styling: PaletteMode](../../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/series_styling_bar_ios.png "iOS")
+![Chart styling: PaletteMode](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/series_styling_bar_android.png "Android") ![Chart styling: PaletteMode](../../../../ui/img/ns_ui/series_styling_bar_ios.png "iOS")
 
 > Note that the paletteMode is applicable only for series where it visually makes sense. LineSeries, SplineSeries, AreaSeries and SplineAreaSeries (where there are no separate items but only connections between them), the paletteMode is not supported.
 

vuejs-docs/ns-ui/Chart/annotations.md

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ This will produce a page showing a Chart with annotations that will look like:
 
 #### Figure 1: Grid Line Annotations on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![TelerikUI-Chart-Annotations](../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/grid_line_annotations_android.png "Grid line annotations sample on Android") ![TelerikUI-Chart-Annotations](../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/grid_line_annotations_ios.png "Grid line annotations sample on iOS")
+![TelerikUI-Chart-Annotations](../../../ui/img/ns_ui/grid_line_annotations_android.png "Grid line annotations sample on Android") ![TelerikUI-Chart-Annotations](../../../ui/img/ns_ui/grid_line_annotations_ios.png "Grid line annotations sample on iOS")
 
 
 ## Plot Band Annotations
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ This will produce a page showing a Chart with annotations that will look like:
 
 #### Figure 2: Plot Band Annotations on Android (left) and iOS (right)
 
-![TelerikUI-Chart-Annotations](../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/plot-band-annotation-android.png "Plot band annotations sample on Android") ![TelerikUI-Chart-Annotations](../../../docs/ui/img/ns_ui/plot-band-annotation-ios.png "Plot band annotations sample on iOS")
+![TelerikUI-Chart-Annotations](../../../ui/img/ns_ui/plot-band-annotation-android.png "Plot band annotations sample on Android") ![TelerikUI-Chart-Annotations](../../../ui/img/ns_ui/plot-band-annotation-ios.png "Plot band annotations sample on iOS")
 
 ## References