Figures are in fact images

index.rst

@@ -20,17 +20,22 @@ Contact
 
 * If you're looking for specific people to talk to, check out the
   :ref:`project-presentation`.
+
 * To report bugs or request features, please use the `issue tracker`_ Before you
   do so, make   sure you are running the `latest version`_, and please do a
   quick search to see if the issue has already been reported.
 
-  .. figure:: issues.png
+  .. image:: issues.png
+
 * To report security issues, please follow the instructions on the
   `Security page`_.
+
 * To get help and support, to discuss scenarios, or just connect with other
   users and developers you can head over to the `friendly forum`_.
+
 * For a more real time experience, there's also an IRC channel ``#syncthing`` on
   `Freenode <https://freenode.net/>`_.
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 * For other concerns you may reach out to members of the core team, currently
   :user:`calmh`, :user:`AudriusButkevicius` and :user:`Zillode`.
 

intro/getting-started.rst

@@ -80,8 +80,7 @@ Configuring
 The admin GUI starts automatically and remains available on
 ``http://localhost:8384/``. It should look something like this:
 
-.. figure:: gs1.png
-   :alt: gs1.png
+.. image:: gs1.png
 
 On the left is the list of "folders", or directories to synchronize. You
 can see the ``default`` folder was created for you, and it's currently
@@ -107,30 +106,26 @@ should also select the folder(s) that you want to share with this
 device. The device name is optional, but you can set it to something
 that makes sense for you to remember what device this is.
 
-.. figure:: gs2.png
-   :alt: gs2.png
+.. image:: gs2.png
 
 Once you click "Save" the new device will appear on right side of the
 GUI (although disconnected) and a prompt will be shown to indicate the
 need for a restart.
 
-.. figure:: gs3.png
-   :alt: gs3.png
+.. image:: gs3.png
 
 Syncthing needs to be restarted for some configuration changes to take
 effect (such as sharing folders with new devices). When you click
 "Restart" Syncthing will first restart:
 
-.. figure:: gs4.png
-   :alt: gs4.png
+.. image:: gs4.png
 
 and then come back up and after a while (up to a minute) connect to the
 other device. Remember though that you need to do the above process on
 both devices, and only once you've done this on both devices will they
 be able to connect.
 
-.. figure:: gs5.png
-   :alt: gs5.png
+.. image:: gs5.png
 
 At this point the two devices share an empty directory. Adding files to
 the Sync directory on either device will synchronize those files to the

intro/gui.rst

@@ -9,26 +9,26 @@ folders. Clicking the folder name makes that section expand to show more
 detailed folder information, and buttons for editing the configuration or
 forcing a rescan.
 
-.. figure:: gui1.png
+.. image:: gui1.png
 
 A folder can be in any one of these states:
 
  - *Unknown* while the GUI is loading.
- 
+
  - *Unshared* when you have not shared this folder,
- 
+
  - *Stopped* when the folder has experienced an error,
- 
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  - *Scanning* while the folder is looking for local changes,
- 
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  - *Up to Date* when the folder is in sync with the rest of the cluster,
- 
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  - *Syncing* when this device is downloading changes from the network.
 
 Among the folder details, you can see the current "Global State" and "Local State" summaries, as well as the amount of "Out of Sync" data if the the folder state is not up to date.
 
  - *Global State* indicates how much data the fully up to date folder contains - this is basically the sum of the newest versions of all files from all connected devices. This is the size of the folder on your computer when it is fully in sync with the cluster.
- 
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  - *Local State* shows how much data the folder actually contains right now. This can be more or less than the global state, if the folder is currently synchronizing with other devices.
 
  - *Out of Sync* shows how much data that needs to be synchronized from other devices. Note that this is the sum of all out of sync *files* - if you already have parts of such a file, or an older version of the file, less data than this will need to be transferred over the network.

users/foldermaster.rst

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Folder Master
 
 A folder can be set in "master mode" among the folder settings.
 
-.. figure:: foldermaster.png
+.. image:: foldermaster.png
 
 The intention is for this to be used on devices where a "master copy" of
 files are kept - where the files are not expected to be changed on other
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ sync", but no changes will be applied.
 When a master folder becomes out of sync, a red "Override Changes"
 button is shown at the bottom of the folder details.
 
-.. figure:: override.png
+.. image:: override.png
 
 Clicking this button will make enforce the master's current state on the
 rest of the cluster. Any changes made to files will be overwritten by