Update all add-on links (#31)

* fix add on link

* remove scheduling history add-on

* add note id add-on

* Update src/changing-the-font.md

Co-authored-by: Danika-Dakika <[email protected]>

* Update src/resetting-progress-in-a-deck.md

Co-authored-by: Danika-Dakika <[email protected]>

* update one link

* Update src/changing-the-font.md

* Update src/changing-the-font.md

* Update src/splitting-a-field-into-multiple-fields.md

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Co-authored-by: Danika-Dakika <[email protected]>

src/changing-the-font.md

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 <h2>Anki</h2>
 
-- To change the font when reviewing, please see [here](https://docs.ankiweb.net/templates/styling.html).
-- To change the font you see when adding or editing, please click the Fields button.
-- To change the font in rows of cards in the browser, please click the Cards button, and then More, and then Browser Appearance.
-- For buttons, menus and so on, Anki uses your system font settings, so you can alter the size by adjusting the system font scale. If you wish to override the font only in Anki, you'll need to install <https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2103013902> and then alter the fontHeight line, changing f.pixelSize() to a number like 16.
+- To change the font you see when reviewing, please see [here](https://docs.ankiweb.net/templates/styling.html).
+- To change the font you see when adding or editing, please click the "Fields" button.
+- To change the font in rows of cards in the browser, please click the "Cards" button, then "More", and then "Browser Appearance".
+- For buttons, menus and so on, Anki uses your system font settings, so you can alter the size by adjusting the system font scale. If you wish to override the font only in Anki, you can install the [Change Interface Font](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1431333984) add-on.
 
 <h2>AnkiMobile</h2>
 
-- Any changes you make to your card templates will be reflected when studying in AnkiMobile
-- You can also tap on Tools while reviewing to adjust the font scaling relative to the computer version
+- Any changes you make to your card templates will be reflected when studying in AnkiMobile.
+- You can also tap on the blue cog while reviewing to adjust the font scaling relative to the computer version.

src/resetting-progress-in-a-deck.md

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 Removing the review history
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-If you accidentally imported the review history of someone else, because they shared their deck with scheduling, you can use the following add-on to remove the history of cards you have selected.
-
-<https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2089200096>
+If you accidentally imported the review history of someone else, because they shared their deck with scheduling, you can use the [Remove card history](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2089200096) add-on to remove the history of selected cards.

src/splitting-a-field-into-multiple-fields.md

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 ## Recent Anki versions
 
-With recent Anki versions, there is no need to export+import. An example is provided here:
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-https://forums.ankiweb.net/t/cloze-type-to-basic-type/23305/2
+With recent Anki versions, there is no need to export+import. An example is provided [in this forum post](https://forums.ankiweb.net/t/cloze-type-to-basic-type/23305/2).
 
 ## Older Anki versions
 
 Sometimes you may create a deck, or download a shared deck, with several things in one field, such as text and audio, but then later decide that you would rather have the information in two fields so that you can have more precise control over what displays on each card. One option is to add a new field and then manually cut and paste the content between fields; this may be the fastest if you have less than a hundred cards or so, but otherwise it will be very tedious and slow. Here is a method you can use based on exporting to a text file and doing a search and replace; as an example, we'll focus on
 
-1. If the field you want to split is the first field, make a different field the first field by using the **Reposition** button in the Fields dialog.. This field needs to be unique, so that no two cards have the same content in that field. If you don't have any unique fields except the one you're trying to split, you can use the [add note ID](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1672832404) add-on to add a unique field to the notes.
+1. If the field you want to split is the first field, make a different field the first field by using the **Reposition** button in the Fields dialog. This field needs to be unique, so that no two cards have the same content in that field. If you don't have any unique fields except the one you're trying to split, you can use the [add note ID](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/8897764) add-on to add a unique field to the notes.
 2. Export the entire deck to a text file, using the **Notes in plain text** choice.
 3. Add a new field to your note type. The new field should come immediately after the one that you're trying to split, so if you had a "Word and Audio" field, you could rename it to "Word" and then add an "Audio" field and reposition it to go after the "Word" field.
 4. Open the text file and do the search and replace. If your text editor supports a certain form of regular expressions, this might work for the expression: `s/\[sound/\t\[sound/`. Otherwise, if you're not sure how to form the expression, you can ask on the Community section or look for regular expression help on the Internet.