Consistency update to LightMode + 1.5.0 images

docs/LightningNetwork.md

@@ -67,12 +67,10 @@ Regardless of the implementation (c-lightning or LND) you've decided to use, the
 
 **Your blockchain needs to be fully synced before you try to connect your internal Lightning Node, otherwise the connection will fail.**
 
-![BTCPay Server Lightning Network Setup 1](./img/lightning-node-setup/LightningNetworkNodeSetup1.png "BTCPay Server Lightning Network Setup 1")
+![BTCPay Server Lightning Network Setup 1](./img/lightning-node-setup/LightningNetworkNodeSetup1.jpg "BTCPay Server Lightning Network Setup 1")
 
 ![BTCPay Server Lightning Network Setup 2](./img/lightning-node-setup/LightningNetworkNodeSetup2.png "Use the internal node")
 
-![BTCPay Server Lightning Network Setup 3](./img/lightning-node-setup/LightningNetworkNodeSetup3.png "Test the Lightning Network connection")
-
 To ensure that your Lightning node is connected and accessible for use in your store's invoices, try to test your Lightning connection by clicking the "Public Node Info" link. Verify that a successful connection is displayed. If your internal node connection fails, make sure you have a Lightning implementation [enabled](./FAQ/LightningNetwork.md#i-previously-installed-btcpayserver-without-lightning-can-i-enable-it) on your server.
 
 If you are unable to connect to your Lightning node, try [restarting your server](./FAQ/ServerSettings.md#how-to-restart-btcpay-server) or reviewing our [troubleshooting guide](./Troubleshooting.md). You will not be able to accept lightning payments in your store until your test connection shows as successful.
@@ -81,7 +79,7 @@ If you are unable to connect to your Lightning node, try [restarting your server
 
 If you would like to provide your own Lightning node connection string, select the "Use custom node" option. If you aren't sure of which settings to use, there are some examples provided on this page to help guide you. This is typically used to connect an external Lightning node to a BTCPay Server.
 
-![BTCPay Server Lightning Network Setup Custom](./img/lightning-node-setup/LightningNetworkNodeSetupCustom.png "BTCPay Server Lightning Network Setup Custom")
+![BTCPay Server Lightning Network Setup Custom](./img/lightning-node-setup/LightningNetworkNodeSetupCustom.jpg "BTCPay Server Lightning Network Setup Custom")
 
 ## Getting Started with BTCPay and LND
 
@@ -91,7 +89,7 @@ The easiest way to use **LND implementation with BTCPay** is to use **[Ride The
 
 RTL is a device agnostic **web user interface for Lightning Network** that allows you to operate your node without leaving BTCPay, from your browser.
 
-![Ride The Lightning Service in BTCPay Server](./img/server-settings/services/RideTheLightningServices.png "Ride The Lightning Service in BTCPay Server")
+![Ride The Lightning Service in BTCPay Server](./img/server-settings/services/RideTheLightningServices.jpg "Ride The Lightning Service in BTCPay Server")
 
 To initiate RTL in BTCPay, Go to **Server Settings > Services > RTL > See information**.
 

docs/PullPayments.md

@@ -91,11 +91,11 @@ The user interface only allows a subset of what is possible.
 ### Create a pull payment
 
 1. Go to your wallet page / pull payments
-![BTCPay Server Pull Payment](./img/pull-payments/1.png "BTCPay Server Pull Payment")
+![BTCPay Server Pull Payment](./img/pull-payments/1.jpg "BTCPay Server Pull Payment")
 2. Click on `Create a new pull payment`
-![BTCPay Server Pull Payment](./img/pull-payments/2.png "BTCPay Server Pull Payment")
+![BTCPay Server Pull Payment](./img/pull-payments/2.jpg "BTCPay Server Pull Payment")
 3. Fill out the pull payment information, click `Create`
-![BTCPay Server Pull Payment](./img/pull-payments/3.png "BTCPay Server Pull Payment")
+![BTCPay Server Pull Payment](./img/pull-payments/3.jpg "BTCPay Server Pull Payment")
 4. Go to the pull payment page by clicking on `View`
 5. Share this page with the payment receiver
 ![BTCPay Server Pull Payment](./img/pull-payments/4.png "BTCPay Server Pull Payment")
@@ -104,11 +104,11 @@ The user interface only allows a subset of what is possible.
 
 ### Approve and pay a payout
 1. The sender gets notified when the receiver is pulling money
-![6](./img/pull-payments/6.png)
+![6](./img/pull-payments/6.jpg)
 2. Clicking on the notification brings the sender to a page listing all outstanding payouts
-![7](./img/pull-payments/7.png)
+![7](./img/pull-payments/7.jpg)
 3. Check the payout to approve, pay and confirm
-![8](./img/pull-payments/8.png)
+![8](./img/pull-payments/8.jpg)
 4. You are then brought to the normal wallet user interface of BTCPay Server
 
 :::warning

docs/Shopify.md

@@ -53,9 +53,9 @@ Below are step by step visuals describing the process outlined above.
 
 ![](./img/shopify/btcpayshopify10.png)
 
-![](./img/shopify/btcpayshopify11.png)
+![](./img/Shopify/btcpayshopify11.jpg)
 
-![](./img/shopify/btcpayshopify12.png)
+![](./img/Shopify/btcpayshopify12.jpg)
 
 ![](./img/shopify/btcpayshopify13.png)
 

docs/Wallet.md

@@ -2,9 +2,8 @@
 
 BTCPay Server has a built in, **full-node reliant wallet** that allows for easy funds management.
 
-Each [store](./CreateStore.md)'s configured cryptocurrency has a separate wallet displayed on the wallets page. A wallet can be accessed by clicking **Wallets** from the top menu. To access a particular wallet, click **Manage**.
+Each [store](./CreateStore.md)'s configured cryptocurrency has a separate wallet displayed under Wallets in the menu bar.
 
-![Wallets Page BTCPay](./img/wallet/Wallets.png)
 
 ## Wallet features
 
@@ -23,7 +22,7 @@ The wallet contains the following features:
 
 An overview of the incoming (green), outgoing (red) and unconfirmed (grayed out) **transactions** displayed together with timestamps and balances, sorted by date. You can click on the transaction ID to view the transaction details on the block explorer.
 
-![Individual Wallet](./img/wallet/WalletTransactions.png "BTCPay Server Wallet Transactions")
+![Individual Wallet](./img/wallet/WalletTransactions.jpg "BTCPay Server Wallet Transactions")
 
 #### Transaction Labels
 
@@ -44,7 +43,7 @@ You can also create your own [custom transaction labels and comments](./FAQ/Wall
 
 The Send function allows **spending of the funds from the BTCPay wallet**.
 
-![Send from the Wallet](./img/wallet/WalletSend.png)
+![Send from the Wallet](./img/wallet/WalletSend.jpg)
 
 #### Signing a transaction (spending)
 
@@ -113,7 +112,7 @@ Replace-By-Fee (RBF) is a Bitcoin protocol feature that allows you to replace a
 
 Press the `Advanced Settings` button to view the RBF options:
 
-![RBF Options](./img/wallet/WalletRBF.png)
+![RBF Options](./img/wallet/WalletRBF.jpg)
 
 - Option 1 (Enabled by Default): Allow the transaction to be replaced automatically for randomization of transaction fingerprint (increased privacy)
 - Option 2: Yes, Allow the transaction to be replaced explicitly (not replaced by default)
@@ -125,15 +124,15 @@ Coin selection is an advanced **privacy-enhancing feature** that allows you to *
 
 To make the selection easier, coin-selection works natively with the wallet labels feature. This allows you to label any incoming funds for smoother UTXO management and spending.
 
-![Coin Selection](./img/wallet/CoinSelection.png "Coin Selection")
+![Coin Selection](./img/wallet/CoinSelection.jpg "Coin Selection")
 
 ##### Other features
 
 ###### Camera QR scan
 
 Scan option in wallet (camera icon in send screen) lets you **use your device’s camera to scan a QR code containing an address or BIP21 payment link**. It auto-populates the sending information so that you don’t have to manually copy-paste an address and amount.
 
-![QR Scan](./img/wallet/ScanWallet.png)
+![QR Scan](./img/wallet/ScanWallet.jpg)
 
 ###### Paste BIP21 address
 
@@ -143,7 +142,7 @@ This option **decodes a BIP21 payment link**. It's useful when you're trying to
 
 The Receive tab **generates an unused address which can be used to receive payments**. The same can be achieved by generating an invoice (Invoices > Create new invoice).
 
-![Wallet Receive](./img/wallet/WalletReceive.png "Receive in BTCPay")
+![Wallet Receive](./img/wallet/WalletReceive.jpg "Receive in BTCPay")
 
 ### Pull Payments
 
@@ -161,7 +160,7 @@ For more information, see [Payouts](./PullPayments.md#approve-and-pay-a-payout).
 
 The Rescan relies on Bitcoin Core 0.17.0's `scantxoutset` to **scan the current state of the blockchain** (called UTXO Set) for coins belonging to the configured derivation scheme.
 
-![Wallet Rescan](./img/wallet/WalletRescan.png "Rescan Wallet in BTCPay")
+![Wallet Rescan](./img/wallet/WalletRescan.jpg "Rescan Wallet in BTCPay")
 
 Wallet re-scan solves two critical problems for BTCPay users:
 
@@ -172,7 +171,7 @@ Wallet re-scan solves two critical problems for BTCPay users:
 
 **Wallet import**: When users add a derivation scheme of a wallet that had transactions in the past (previously used wallet), BTCPay won't be able to show the balance and transactions from the past.
 
-![Wallet rescan progress](./img/wallet/WalletRescanProgress.png "Rescan Wallet in BTCPay")
+![Wallet rescan progress](./img/wallet/WalletRescanProgress.jpg "Rescan Wallet in BTCPay")
 
 Re-scan is a feature that solves both of these problems. Once the scan is complete, BTCPay Server will show the correct balance, along with the past transactions of the wallet.