Merge pull request #347 from Bandov/UG-Image-update

Ug image update

docs/UserGuide.md

@@ -617,7 +617,7 @@ For your convenience, <span class="hello_span">Gene-nie</span> has some predefin
     1. This relationship type is used to denote a friendship relationship.
 
 <div markdown="span" class="alert alert-warning">:exclamation: **Caution:**
-**Be careful with custom attribute names and values!** We are unable to handle any unexpected bugs that might occur due to the user's defined relations other than the constraints we have [defined below](#features---managing-person-relationships) Alas, we cannot wave our wands to fix these just yet. Remember, even adding predefined relation types without an 's' still counts as a custom relation type (eg. sibling instead of siblings)! To harness the power of our predefined relation types mentioned above, be sure to match the characters exactly.
+**Be careful with custom attribute names and values!** We are unable to handle any unexpected bugs that might occur due to the user's defined relations other than the constraints we have [defined below](#features---managing-person-relationships). Alas, we cannot wave our wands to fix these just yet. Remember, even adding predefined relation types without an 's' still counts as a custom relation type (eg. sibling instead of siblings)! To harness the power of our predefined relation types mentioned above, be sure to match the characters exactly.
 </div>
 
 <div markdown="block" class="alert alert-warning">:exclamation: **Warning:**
@@ -1118,8 +1118,8 @@ UUIDs are 4 characters long, containing only alphanumeric characters
 * If there exists at least one relationship between `ORIGINUUID` and `TARGETUUID` the relationship pathway will be returned,
 else `No Relationship Pathway Found` will be returned.
 
-* * <span class="hello_span">Examples:</span>
-* * * Example: `anySearch /0001 /0003` suppose 0003 is the friend of 0001 parent, `anySearch` will then return the descriptor `0001 -> (bioParents) child of --> 0002 --> friends of --> 0003`.
+* <span class="hello_span">Examples:</span>
+* Example: `anySearch /0001 /0003` suppose 0003 is the friend of 0001 parent, `anySearch` will then return the descriptor `0001 -> (bioParents) child of --> 0002 --> friends of --> 0003`.
 
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@@ -1132,16 +1132,18 @@ else `No Relationship Pathway Found` will be returned.
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-* * <span class="hello_span">Examples:</span>
-* * * `anySearch /0001 /0004` suppose 0004 is not related to 0001 at all, then `anySearch` returns `No Relationship Pathway Found`
+* <span class="hello_span">Examples:</span>
+* `anySearch /0001 /0004` suppose 0004 is not related to 0001 at all, then `anySearch` returns `No Relationship Pathway Found`
 * The command is order-sensitive: `anySearch /0001 /0003` can potentially return a different result from `anySearch /0003 /0001`
-* * * `anySearch /0001 /0003` suppose the search above returns `0001 -> (bioParents) child of --> 0002 --> friends of --> 0003` then `anySearch /0003 /0001`
-    returns `0003 -> friends of --> 0002 --> (bioParents) parent of --> 0001` since relationships are bidirectional
+* `anySearch /0001 /0003` suppose the search above returns `0001 -> (bioParents) child of --> 0002 --> friends of --> 0003` then `anySearch /0003 /0001`
+   returns `0003 -> friends of --> 0002 --> (bioParents) parent of --> 0001` since relationships are bidirectional
 
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+<span class="h3_span" id="finding-family-relationships-between-entities--familysearch-or-ds">Finding Family Relationships between Entities: `familySearch` or `fs`</span>
+
 <span style="font-style: italic;">Finds the family relationship pathway between 2 input entities.</span>
 
 <span class="hello_span">Format:</span> `familySearch /ORIGINUUID /TARGETUUID` or `fs /ORIGINUUID /TARGETUUID`
@@ -1155,8 +1157,8 @@ UUIDs are 4 characters long, containing only alphanumeric characters
 * If there exists a family relationship between `ORIGINUUID` and `TARGETUUID` the relationship descriptor will be returned,
 else `No Relationship Pathway Found` will be returned.
 
-* * <span class="hello_span">Examples:</span>
-- - - `familySearch /0001 /0003` suppose 0003 is the grandparent of 0001, `familySearch` will then return the descriptor `0001 -> (bioParents) child of --> 0002 --> (bioParents) child of --> 0003`.
+* <span class="hello_span">Examples:</span>
+* `familySearch /0001 /0003` suppose 0003 is the grandparent of 0001, `familySearch` will then return the descriptor `0001 -> (bioParents) child of --> 0002 --> (bioParents) child of --> 0003`.
 
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@@ -1169,11 +1171,11 @@ else `No Relationship Pathway Found` will be returned.
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-- - - `familySearch /0001 /0004` suppose 0004 has no family relation to 0001, then `familySearch` returns `No Relationship Pathway Found`
+* `familySearch /0001 /0004` suppose 0004 has no family relation to 0001, then `familySearch` returns `No Relationship Pathway Found`
 * The command is order-sensitive `familySearch /0001 /0003` can potentially return a different result from `familySearch /0003 /0001`
 
-* * <span class="hello_span">Examples:</span>
-- - - `familySearch /0001 /0003` suppose the search above returns `0001 -> (bioParents) child of --> 0002 --> (bioParents) child of --> 0003` then `familySearch /0003 /0001` returns `0003 -> (bioParents) parent of --> 0002 --> (bioParents) parent of --> 0001` since relationships are bidirectional.
+* <span class="hello_span">Examples:</span>
+* `familySearch /0001 /0003` suppose the search above returns `0001 -> (bioParents) child of --> 0002 --> (bioParents) child of --> 0003` then `familySearch /0003 /0001` returns `0003 -> (bioParents) parent of --> 0002 --> (bioParents) parent of --> 0001` since relationships are bidirectional.
 
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