Multiple updates in docs (#418)

* Multiple updates in docs

* formatting fixes

Author: danciaclara

docs/core-concepts/issues/overview.md

@@ -158,6 +158,10 @@ If you no longer want to receive updates, simply click **Unsubscribe** to stop t
 
 You can subscribe other users to the work item by mentioning them using `@username` in the comments or the work item description. This ensures they’re notified about the updates and stay in the loop.
 
+## Copy branch name
+
+When working with Git, you can copy a pre-formatted branch name directly from a work item. Click the Copy branch name button in the work item header toolbar. Plane generates a branch name from your username and the work item ID (e.g., sarah/DOCSW-606) and copies it to your clipboard. This keeps branch naming consistent across your team when creating PRs.
+
 ## View description edit history
 
 The work item editor now features an edit history viewer that tracks changes to work item descriptions.

docs/core-concepts/issues/time-tracking.md

@@ -53,6 +53,13 @@ To track time on your work items, follow the steps below:
 
    ![Worklog created](https://media.docs.plane.so/time-tracking/worklog-created.webp#hero)
 
+## Edit or delete a time log
+
+To update or remove a time entry, find the worklog in the work item's activity trail. Click the … menu on the entry to see two options:
+
+- **Edit** — opens the log with editable hours, minutes, and description fields. Adjust the values and click Update.
+- **Delete** — permanently removes the entry. The Tracked time property on the work item updates automatically.
+
 ## View worklogs
 
 To view timesheet records and download reports, follow the steps below:

docs/core-concepts/projects/manage-project-members.md

@@ -135,16 +135,6 @@ By default, Guests can only see work items they've created through the Intake se
 
 This setting is project-specific. Enabling it in one project doesn't affect Guest permissions in other projects. Even with view access, Guests remain isolated to invited projects only.
 
-## How users join projects
-
-Users can become project members in two different ways, and understanding both helps you manage your project team effectively.
-
-**Direct project membership** is where you specifically invite users to your project and assign them roles. These members have access only to the projects you've added them to, and you have full control over their permissions.
-
-**Teamspace-based membership** happens automatically when your project is linked to a [Teamspace](/core-concepts/workspaces/teamspaces). All members of that teamspace automatically receive `Member` access to your project, making it perfect for teams that collaborate across multiple projects.
-
-Users can have both types of access simultaneously. When this happens, Plane automatically applies whichever role gives them higher permissions. For example, if someone is a `Guest` on your project but joins a linked teamspace, they're automatically upgraded to `Member` access. If they're already an `Admin`, they keep their `Admin` role.
-
 ## View project member activity <Badge type="warning" text="Enterprise Grid" />
 
 ::: info
@@ -172,6 +162,12 @@ Each activity entry shows:
 
 This audit trail helps project admins monitor membership changes and verify that access permissions are correct. Activity is retained for project history.
 
+## Leave a project
+
+If you no longer need access to a project, you can leave it yourself. Click the … menu next to your own name in Project Settings > Members & Teamspaces and select Leave.
+
+You'll lose access to the project immediately but remain in the workspace. If you need to rejoin later, a Project Admin or Workspace Admin will need to add you again.
+
 ## How users join projects
 
 Users can become project members in two different ways, and understanding both helps you manage your project team effectively.

docs/core-concepts/projects/milestones.md

@@ -49,13 +49,10 @@ Click on a milestone to expand and see all linked work items. The progress bar u
 
 ### View milestones in Timeline layout
 
-Milestones appear as visual indicators in the Timeline layout, making it easy to see important deadlines alongside your work items.
+Milestones appear in the Timeline layout as vertical dashed lines at their due date. Hover over it to reveal a diamond marker with the milestone name, progress percentage, and linked work item count.
 
 ![Milestone indicator in Timeline](https://media.docs.plane.so/milestones/milestone-indicator.webp#hero)
 
-- The vertical dashed line shows when the milestone is due.
-- Hover over a milestone to see its name, progress percentage, and linked work item count.
-
 This helps you quickly identify whether work is on track to meet milestone deadlines and spot potential scheduling conflicts.
 
 ### Link work items and epics

docs/core-concepts/views.md

@@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ Views are saved collections of filters that you can apply to work items, allowin
 In Plane, you can create two different types of views:
 
 - **Workspace Views**  
-  These are created at the Workspace level and are available to all Members, depending on whether they are marked as public or private. These include some default system-defined Views that cannot be removed.
+  Workspace views are created at the workspace level and available to all workspace members. These include some default system-defined views that cannot be removed. Workspace views are visualized using the spreadsheet layout.
 
   ![Workspace Views](https://media.docs.plane.so/views/workspace-views.webp#hero)
 
 - **Project Views**  
-  These Views are created within the specific project and are accessible to all Members of the project, depending on whether they are set as public or private. This feature is turned on by default and can be toggled on or off from the [project settings](/core-concepts/projects/overview#configure-project-settings).
+  Project views are created within a specific project and accessible to all members of that project. This feature is enabled by default and can be toggled from [Project Settings](/core-concepts/projects/overview#configure-project-settings). Project views support all layouts.
 
   ![Project Views](https://media.docs.plane.so/views/project-views.webp#hero)
 
@@ -35,7 +35,13 @@ For Workspace Views, click the **Add view** button in the **Views** section of y
 
 Learn more about how to apply filters [here](/core-concepts/issues/visualise_filter). After creating a view, you can share the link to collaborate and investigate with members.
 
-## Investigating with Views
+## Private views <Badge type="info" text="Pro" />
+
+By default, views are visible to all members. On Pro and above, you can make a view private so only you can see it. Toggle between public and private using the globe and lock icons in the create or edit view modal.
+
+![Private view](https://media.docs.plane.so/views/private-view.webp#hero)
+
+## Work with Views
 
 Saved filters can be accessed from the **Views** section.
 

docs/core-concepts/workspaces/members.md

@@ -128,6 +128,11 @@ The member loses access to the workspace and all its projects immediately.
 Removing members doesn't change your seat count or billing. You must [remove seats](/workspaces-and-users/add-remove-seats#remove-unused-seats) separately.
 :::
 
+## Leave a workspace
+
+If you no longer need access to a workspace, you can leave it yourself. Click the … menu next to your own name in Workspace Settings > Members and select **Leave**.
+You'll lose access to the workspace and all its projects immediately. If you need to rejoin later, a Workspace Admin will need to invite you again.
+
 ## See also
 
 - [Manage project members](/core-concepts/projects/manage-project-members)

docs/workspaces-and-users/billing-and-plans.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ description: Learn how Plane's per-seat billing works, and how billing cycles, u
 
 Plane uses a per-seat billing model for paid plans. You pay for the number of seats in your workspace, not the total number of users. Understanding this distinction helps you manage costs effectively while giving you the flexibility to map seats to your teams.
 
-## Why per-seat instead of per-user?
+## Why per-seat instead of per-user
 
 Most SaaS tools charge per user. Every person who accesses the system counts toward your bill. Plane takes a different approach.