@@ -437,5 +437,5 @@ import DOMPurify from "dompurify";
 <ReactGantt htmlTemplatePolicy={{ mode: "sanitize", sanitize: (html) => DOMPurify.sanitize(html) }} />
 ~~~
 
-See [Migration notes](migration.md#91---92) for more details.
+See [Migration notes](migration.md#91---100) for more details.
 
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ This page documents the public wrapper surface of `@dhtmlx/trial-angular-gantt`
     <tr>
       <td>htmlTemplatePolicy</td>
       <td>HtmlTemplatePolicy</td>
-      <td>Controls how string values returned from template functions are rendered. <code>"basic-sanitize"</code> (default) allowlist-sanitizes the returned HTML: safe formatting, classes, limited inline styles, <code>data-*</code> attributes and <code>img</code> are kept, while scripts, event handlers and dangerous URLs are removed. <code>"escape"</code> renders the string as text; <code>"unsafe-html"</code> renders the raw string (pre-v10 behavior); a custom sanitizer object (<code>mode: "sanitize"</code> with a <code>sanitize(html)</code> function) lets you plug in a library such as DOMPurify. For per-template control, wrap individual template functions with the exported <code>allowRawHTML()</code> helper. See [Migration notes](/migration#91---92).</td>
+      <td>Controls how string values returned from template functions are rendered. <code>"basic-sanitize"</code> (default) allowlist-sanitizes the returned HTML: safe formatting, classes, limited inline styles, <code>data-*</code> attributes and <code>img</code> are kept, while scripts, event handlers and dangerous URLs are removed. <code>"escape"</code> renders the string as text; <code>"unsafe-html"</code> renders the raw string (pre-v10 behavior); a custom sanitizer object (<code>mode: "sanitize"</code> with a <code>sanitize(html)</code> function) lets you plug in a library such as DOMPurify. For per-template control, wrap individual template functions with the exported <code>allowRawHTML()</code> helper. See [Migration notes](/migration#91---100).</td>
     </tr>
   </tbody>
 </table>
 
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ This page describes the props accepted by React Gantt and how they map to DHTMLX
   <tr>
   <td>htmlTemplatePolicy</td>
   <td>HtmlTemplatePolicy</td>
-  <td>Controls how string values returned from template functions are rendered. <code>"basic-sanitize"</code> (default) allowlist-sanitizes the returned HTML: safe formatting, classes, limited inline styles, <code>data-*</code> attributes and <code>img</code> are kept, while scripts, event handlers and dangerous URLs are removed. <code>"escape"</code> renders the string as text; <code>"unsafe-html"</code> renders the raw string (pre-v10 behavior); a custom sanitizer object (<code>mode: "sanitize"</code> with a <code>sanitize(html)</code> function) lets you plug in a library such as DOMPurify. For per-template control, wrap individual template functions with the exported <code>allowRawHTML()</code> helper. See [Migration notes](/migration#91---92).</td>
+  <td>Controls how string values returned from template functions are rendered. <code>"basic-sanitize"</code> (default) allowlist-sanitizes the returned HTML: safe formatting, classes, limited inline styles, <code>data-*</code> attributes and <code>img</code> are kept, while scripts, event handlers and dangerous URLs are removed. <code>"escape"</code> renders the string as text; <code>"unsafe-html"</code> renders the raw string (pre-v10 behavior); a custom sanitizer object (<code>mode: "sanitize"</code> with a <code>sanitize(html)</code> function) lets you plug in a library such as DOMPurify. For per-template control, wrap individual template functions with the exported <code>allowRawHTML()</code> helper. See [Migration notes](/migration#91---100).</td>
   </tr>
   <tr>
   <td>(Event Props)</td>
@@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ The `@dhx/react-gantt` library provides hooks for event subscriptions, resource
 
 See the dedicated **[Hooks](integrations/react/hooks.md)** page for the complete reference, including:
 
-- [useGanttEvent](integrations/react/hooks.md#useganttEvent) - event subscriptions with lifecycle management
+- [useGanttEvent](integrations/react/hooks.md#useganttevent) - event subscriptions with lifecycle management
 - [useResourceAssignments](integrations/react/hooks.md#useresourceassignments) - resource assignment queries and mutations
 - [useGanttDatastore](integrations/react/hooks.md#useganttdatastore) - read-only datastore access
 - [useUndoRedo](integrations/react/hooks.md#useundoredo) - undo/redo state and actions
 
@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ Use it as a reference after [Overview](integrations/vue/overview.md) or [Quick S
     <tr>
       <td>htmlTemplatePolicy</td>
       <td>HtmlTemplatePolicy</td>
-      <td>Controls how string values returned from template functions are rendered. <code>"basic-sanitize"</code> (default) allowlist-sanitizes the returned HTML: safe formatting, classes, limited inline styles, <code>data-*</code> attributes and <code>img</code> are kept, while scripts, event handlers and dangerous URLs are removed. <code>"escape"</code> renders the string as text; <code>"unsafe-html"</code> renders the raw string (pre-v10 behavior); a custom sanitizer object (<code>mode: "sanitize"</code> with a <code>sanitize(html)</code> function) lets you plug in a library such as DOMPurify. For per-template control, wrap individual template functions with the exported <code>allowRawHTML()</code> helper. See [Migration notes](/migration#91---92).</td>
+      <td>Controls how string values returned from template functions are rendered. <code>"basic-sanitize"</code> (default) allowlist-sanitizes the returned HTML: safe formatting, classes, limited inline styles, <code>data-*</code> attributes and <code>img</code> are kept, while scripts, event handlers and dangerous URLs are removed. <code>"escape"</code> renders the string as text; <code>"unsafe-html"</code> renders the raw string (pre-v10 behavior); a custom sanitizer object (<code>mode: "sanitize"</code> with a <code>sanitize(html)</code> function) lets you plug in a library such as DOMPurify. For per-template control, wrap individual template functions with the exported <code>allowRawHTML()</code> helper. See [Migration notes](/migration#91---100).</td>
     </tr>
   </tbody>
 </table>
 
@@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ You should see all your tasks and links properly transferred with the correct fi
 | `StartDate`      | `start_date`    | Task start date                                                       |
 | `EndDate`        | `end_date`      | Task end date (calculated in DHTMLX if not provided)                  |
 | `Duration`       | `duration`      | Task duration                                                         |
-| `DurationUnit`   | _(config)_      | DHTMLX Gantt uses a global duration unit configured via `gantt.config.duration_unit`. During migration, it's recommended to normalize all durations to a single unit. If you want to have different duration units for different tasks, i.e. to show durations of some tasks in hours and some tasks in "days", you can use the [formatter module](guides/working-time.md#task-duration-in-decimal-format-taskdurationindecimalformat).                     |
+| `DurationUnit`   | _(config)_      | DHTMLX Gantt uses a global duration unit configured via `gantt.config.duration_unit`. During migration, it's recommended to normalize all durations to a single unit. If you want to have different duration units for different tasks, i.e. to show durations of some tasks in hours and some tasks in "days", you can use the [formatter module](guides/working-time.md#taskdurationindecimalformat).                     |
 | `Progress`       | `progress`      | Syncfusion: 0-100%, DHTMLX: 0-1 (decimal)                             |
 | `ParentId`       | `parent`        | Parent task ID (0 for root tasks)                                     |
 | `Predecessor`    | _(links table)_ | Syncfusion stores as string, DHTMLX uses separate `gantt_links` table |
 
@@ -92,8 +92,8 @@ gantt.init("gantt_here");
 
 ### Related Guides
 - ["Spalten festlegen"](guides/specifying-columns.md)
-- ["How-tos"](guides/how-to.md#howtoaddacustomcolumninthegrid) (Details zum Hinzufügen einer benutzerdefinierten column im grid)
-- ["How-tos"](guides/how-to.md#howtoaddacustomaddbutton) (Anleitung zum Hinzufügen eines benutzerdefinierten add(+)-Buttons)
+- ["How-tos"](guides/how-to.md#how-to-add-a-custom-column-in-the-grid) (Details zum Hinzufügen einer benutzerdefinierten column im grid)
+- ["How-tos"](guides/how-to.md#how-to-add-a-custom-add-button) (Anleitung zum Hinzufügen eines benutzerdefinierten add(+)-Buttons)
 
 ### Change log
 - Die **onrender**-Eigenschaft wurde in v7.1 eingeführt
 
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Wenn die [work_time](api/config/work_time.md) Option aktiviert ist, berechnet di
 - Die Methode wird den globalen Arbeitszeitkalender verwenden, wenn keine Aufgabe angegeben wird. 
 - Außerdem kann die Methode direkt für ein [Kalender-Objekt](api/other/calendar.md) aufgerufen werden.
 
-## Eigenschaften des Konfigurationsobjekts
+## Eigenschaften des Konfigurationsobjekts {#configuration-object-properties}
 
 Das Konfigurationsobjekt kann die folgenden Eigenschaften enthalten:
 
 
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ task.start_date = gantt.calculateEndDate({
 });
 ~~~
 
-## Eigenschaften des Konfigurationsobjekts {#configurationobjectproperties}
+## Eigenschaften des Konfigurationsobjekts {#configuration-object-properties}
 
 Das Konfigurationsobjekt kann folgende Eigenschaften enthalten:
 
 
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ gantt.isWorkTime({date: new Date(2023,3,3,17,00), unit:  "day"});
 //-> true, da Montag ein Arbeitstag ist
 ~~~
 
-## Konfigurationsobjekt-Eigenschaften
+## Konfigurationsobjekt-Eigenschaften {#configuration-object-properties}
 
 Das Konfigurationsobjekt kann die folgenden Eigenschaften enthalten:
 
 
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Die Standard-Arbeitszeit ist Folgendes:
 
 Die Methode dient dazu, die Standard-Einstellungen zu ändern.
 
-## Konfigurationsobjekt-Eigenschaften
+## Konfigurationsobjekt-Eigenschaften {#configuration-object-properties}
 
 
 Das Konfigurationsobjekt kann die folgenden Eigenschaften enthalten: