Merge branch 'master' into feature/frontmatter

Author: luan-nk-nguyen

essentials/community.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Community involvement and contributions are one of the most important aspects of
 
 ### FormKit Discord server (generalized help & discussion)
 
-If you're in need of more generalized help or want to make connections within the FormKit community — consider joining the official FormKit Discord (used for both FormKit and Vue Formulate — FormKit's predecessor). Over 230 developers along with the core team hang around in there. If you are not already a member (it's free and open), you'll need to use the following invite link to join the server.
+If you're in need of more generalized help or want to make connections within the FormKit community — consider joining the official FormKit Discord (used for both FormKit and Vue Formulate — FormKit's predecessor). Over 275 developers along with the core team hang around in there. If you are not already a member (it's free and open), you'll need to use the following invite link to join the server.
 
 <LinkDiscord></LinkDiscord>
 

essentials/styling.md

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ tabs="html"></example>
 In addition to the four methods listed above, more generalized overrides are also available, like overriding an input’s schema, using the <code>classes</code> node hook, or utilizing slots.
 </callout>
 
-## Sectio-key class props
+## Section-key class props
 
 The simplest way to modify the classes of an element inside a FormKit input is via the `{section-key}-class` props. To add a class to a specific section element, like `label`, you simply add the `label-class` prop.
 

essentials/what-is-formkit.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ FormKit is designed to be _the_ destination for all your form needs, whether [fo
 
 ### Easy to learn 📚
 
-Developers love to learn — but no one enjoys pouring over third-party APIs and configuration options. That's why FormKit uses a single component for all of its [inputs]/essentials/inputs. `<FormKit>` is the only component you need to know to get started — and it works just like you would expect an `<input>` tag to work:
+Developers love to learn — but no one enjoys pouring over third-party APIs and configuration options. That's why FormKit uses a single component for all of its [inputs](/essentials/inputs). `<FormKit>` is the only component you need to know to get started — and it works just like you would expect an `<input>` tag to work:
 
 <example
   name="Text input"