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docs/applications/admin-center/settings/authentication/openid.rst

@@ -16,59 +16,48 @@ Using these settings we can add `Open ID <https://openid.net/>`__ configuration
 11. Fill description, set ``Expires`` and note it somewhere, then click on ``Add``.
 12. Copy ``Value`` and store it somewhere. You will not able to view it again.
 
-13. Create OpenID in FAIR Wizard. Go to :guilabel:`Admin Center` → :guilabel:`Settings` → :guilabel:`Organization OpenID` → :guilabel:`Create`. Fill in :
+13. Go to OpenID in FAIR Wizard: :guilabel:`Admin Center` → :guilabel:`Settings` → :guilabel:`Organization OpenID` → :guilabel:`Create`.
+
+14. In :guilabel:`Microsoft` tab fill in :
 	- ``Application (client) ID``
 	- ``Directory (tenant) ID``
 	- ``Client Secret`` → ``<stored secret value>``
 
-14. (optional) fill Icon (``fab fa-microsoft``, or some other from `Font Awesome <https://fontawesome.com/v6/search?o=r&m=free>`_), :guilabel:`Background Color` and :guilabel:`Text Color`.
-
-15. Click on :guilabel:`Save`.
-
-16. Go back to Microsoft Azure.
-17. Click on ``Manage`` in the left menu → ``Authentication (Preview)``.
-18. Click on ``Add Redirect URI``.
-19. Click on ``Web``.
-20. Copy ``Redirect URI`` and ``Front-channel logout URL`` from FAIR Wizard.
-21. **Do not** check any checkbox.
-22. Click on ``Configure``.
-23. Click on ``Manage`` in the left menu → ``API permissions``.
-24. Click on ``Add a permission``.
-25. Click on ``Microsoft Graph`` → ``Delegated permissions``.
-26. Check ``email``, ``openid`` and ``profile`` under ``OpenId permissions`` and keep checked ``User.Read`` under ``User``.
-27. Click on ``Add permissions``.
+15. (optional) fill Icon (``fab fa-microsoft``, or some other from `Font Awesome <https://fontawesome.com/v6/search?o=r&m=free>`_), :guilabel:`Background Color` and :guilabel:`Text Color`.
 
-28. Click on ``Manage`` in the left menu → ``Token configuration``.
-29. Click on ``Add optional claim``.
-30. Select ``ID`` and check ``email``, ``given_name``, ``family_name``.
-31. Click on ``Add``.
+16. Click on :guilabel:`Save`.
 
-32. Test your openId in FAIR Wizard (You might need to refresh the login page for the login button to appear).
+17. Go back to Microsoft Azure.
+18. Click on ``Manage`` in the left menu → ``Authentication (Preview)``.
+19. Click on ``Add Redirect URI``.
+20. Click on ``Web``.
+21. Copy ``Redirect URI`` and ``Front-channel logout URL`` from FAIR Wizard.
+22. **Do not** check any checkbox.
+23. Click on ``Configure``.
+24. Click on ``Manage`` in the left menu → ``API permissions``.
+25. Click on ``Add a permission``.
+26. Click on ``Microsoft Graph`` → ``Delegated permissions``.
+27. Under ``OpenId permissions`` check ``email``, ``openid`` and ``profile``. Under ``User`` keep checked ``User.Read``.
+28. Click on ``Add permissions``.
 
-.. TODO::
+29. Click on ``Manage`` in the left menu → ``Token configuration``.
+30. Click on ``Add optional claim``.
+31. Select ``ID`` and check ``email``, ``family_name`` and ``given_name``.
+32. Click on ``Add``.
 
-    Add screenshot of configured OpenID service.
+33. Test your openId in FAIR Wizard (You might need to refresh the login page for the login button to appear).
 
-.. .. figure:: openid/openid.png
-..     :width: 700
+.. figure:: openid/openid.png
+    :width: 700
 
-..     Example configuration of OpenID service.
-
-Automations
-===========
+    Example configuration of OpenID service.
 
 
 Automations
 ===========
 
 We can use the **Create automation** button to add some extra steps after users use this login option. There are two tabs. Configuration, where we can set up automation using the `Integration SDK <https://integration-sdk.fair-wizard.com/en/latest/>`__ and Logs where we can see logs of the automation. The automation can have its name changed and it can be enabled or disabled. See details in :ref:`automations`.
 
-.. .. figure:: openid/openid-detail.png
-..     :width: 700
-
-..     Configured OpenID service (with hidden details).
-
-
 .. NOTE::
 
 	There can be only one automation per login configuration. However, multiple actions can be set up within a single automation script.

docs/applications/data-management-planner/knowledge-models/editors/detail/knowledge-model.rst

@@ -65,9 +65,10 @@ URL Checker
 
 If we have at least one :ref:`URL Reference<url-reference>` in the knowledge model, a new tab :guilabel:`URL Checker` appears in the knowledge model editor. Here we can check whether each used URL is reachable or not. This allows us to quickly find broken links in the knowledge model and fix them.
 
-.. TODO::
-
-    Add figure
+.. figure:: knowledge-model/url-checker.png
+    :width: 317
+
+    Checked URLs with issue description.
 
 
 Warnings

docs/applications/data-management-planner/profile/news.rst

@@ -5,11 +5,8 @@ What's New
 
 By selecting the :guilabel:`What's New` option from the :doc:`./index` menu, we can open the News modal. There, we can find information about the most notable updates and changes in FAIR Wizard for each version.
 
-.. TODO::
+.. figure:: news/modal.png
+    :width: 500
 
-    Add screenshot
+    News modal.
 
-.. .. figure:: about/news.png
-..     :width: 500
-
-..     ...

docs/applications/data-management-planner/projects/list/detail/questionnaire.rst

@@ -151,9 +151,9 @@ Item Select Question
 
 The item selection question is used together with the list of items question. When creating an item selection question, you must choose one of the existing list of items questions. The answers provided to that list of items question are then offered as possible answers in the item selection question.
 
- .. figure:: questionnaire/item-select-question.png
-    
-     Item select question with a list of items as possible answers.
+.. figure:: questionnaire/item-select-question.png
+
+    Item select question with a list of items as possible answers.
 
 
 File Question
@@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ Warnings
 All of value question types (except for color) can have validations set on them. If it is an invalid value, we will see :guilabel:`Warnings` tab in the questionnaire menu bar with a badge showing the number of warnings. If we click on it, we can see a list of all questions that has a warning and we can click on it to navigate quickly to that question.
 
 .. figure:: questionnaire/warnings.png
-    :width: 487
+    :width: 600
 
     Warnings referring to questions with invalid values.
 
@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ When we are filling in the questionnaire, we can stumble upon a question that we
 We can then open the :guilabel:`TODOs` tab from the questionnaire menu to see the list of all questions with assigned TODO in the questionnaire. By clicking on a question there, we can quickly jump back to that question and fill it.
 
 .. figure:: questionnaire/todos.png
-    :width: 334
+    :width: 600
 
     List of TODOs.
 
@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ Comments
 We sometimes want to leave comments to discuss things with our team or just reminders for ourselves. We can write comments to each question in the questionnaire. The comments can be browsed using the navigation buttons.
 
 .. figure:: questionnaire/comments.png
-    :width: 603
+    :width: 600
 
     Example of a comment.
 
@@ -287,7 +287,7 @@ Version History
 When we open the :guilabel:`Version history` tab from the questionnaire menu bar we can see the list of all the changes that happened in that questionnaire. We can see who and when made what changes grouped by months and days.
 
 .. figure:: questionnaire/version-history.png
-    :width: 320
+    :width: 600
 
     Version history shows all events changing the project.
 
@@ -333,8 +333,8 @@ Search is accessible from the questionnaire menu bar by clicking on the :guilabe
 
 We can click on any of the search results to quickly navigate to that question in the questionnaire.
 
-.. TODO::
-
-    Add screenshot of the search panel.
-
-
+.. figure:: questionnaire/search.png
+    :width: 600
+
+    Search panel shows all matching questions, answers and other content in real-time.
+