Fixed heading on some pages

Author: slipstream8125

src/content/docs/configuration/Hyprland.mdx

@@ -3,13 +3,13 @@ title: Hyprland Configuration and Keybinds
 
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-# What is Hyprland?
+## What is Hyprland?
 
 Hyprland is a dynamic tiling window manager for Linux which is highly customisable, visually appealing and lightweight. It is a very popular choice for Linux users who like a modern window manager with features like rounded corners, smooth animations and Wayland support.
 
 StratOS Linux offers a Hyprland spin as an option to users trying to venture into the world of Window Managers. The config provided by default is very basic with a few EWW widgets. Users can feel free to customise their Hyprland configs as they see fit by using it as a starting point.
 
-# Hyprland Keybindings
+## Hyprland Keybindings
 
 These are the default keybindings included in the StratOS Hyprland spin. You can take a look at them and change them according to your requirements from the configuration files if you wish to do so.
 

src/content/docs/intro/index.mdx

@@ -6,21 +6,21 @@ description: Introduction to StratOS Linux
 StratOS is a flexible beginner-friendly Arch Linux distribution focused on providing a stable and modular operating system to users. It combines the performance and bleeding-edge model of Arch Linux with the unique ability of creating a blend of multiple parts of other distros of Bedrock Linux, delivering a system that lets you decide how to work rather than force the user into the confines of a typical Linux distribution.
 
 
-### Features
+## Features
 
-#### Rolling Release Architecture
+### Rolling Release Architecture
 
 Due to the fact that StratOS is based on Arch Linux, it follows a rolling release architecture. This means that you get continuous access to the latest kernels, drivers and software.
 
-#### Multi-Distro Support
+### Multi-Distro Support
 
 StratOS Linux also comes preinstalled with Bedrock Linux, which allows it to support components, or "stratas" of other distros on top of the existing Arch Linux base. You can fetch stratas of other distros like Ubuntu, Fedora, Kali, Gentoo, Void, etc using the `brl fetch` command.
 
-#### Dedicated Software Repositories
+### Dedicated Software Repositories
 
 StratOS Linux also comes with its own dedicated software repository out of the box, which includes useful packages like **zen-browser**, **vicinae**, **sherlock launcher**, **pandoc-bin**, etc, which are not available in Arch Linux repositories.
 
-### Custom Applications Developed for StratOS Linux
+## Custom Applications Developed for StratOS Linux
 
 - [rockers](https://github.com/StratOS-Linux/rockers) : A custom package manager script which includes support for pacman, AUR, flatpak and apt, with support for more distributions coming soon.
 - [grab](https://github.com/StratOS-Linux/grab) : A custom fetch script like neofetch which displays the system configuration to the user.

src/content/docs/tools/grab.md

@@ -4,19 +4,19 @@ title: Grab
 
 ![Screenshot of Grab](./grab_screenshots/fetch.png)
 
-# Introduction
+## Introduction
 
 Grab is a custom fetch script made for StratOS.
 
-# What is it made using ?
+## What is it made using ?
 
 Grab is made using POSIX `sh` and `C++`.
 
-# What does it do ?
+## What does it do ?
 
 Grab is a custom fetch script made for our operating system. Upon running the command, it shows an overview of the specifications ofthe host system just like [neofetch](https://github.com/dylanaraps/neofetch)
 
-# How does it work
+## How does it work
 
 Grab uses shell commands inside C++. The C++ part of the code handles all the layout calculations and printing. The shell script (under the shell\_script variable) fetches the info.