The **Docs Module** supports referencing previous and next documents. It's useful if you have a series of documents that are strictly related to each other and need to be followed one after the other.
To reference the previous and next documents from a document, you should specify the documentation titles and their paths as follows:
```
````json
//[doc-nav]
{
"Previous": {
"Name": "Overall",
"Path": "testing/overall"
},
"Next": {
"Name": "Integration tests",
"Path": "testing/integration-tests"
}
}
````
```
After you specify the next & previous documents, they will appear at the end of the current documentation like in the following figure:

## Single Project Mode
The **single project mode** allows you to use a single name as a project name in your application. If you are not considering supporting multiple projects with their multiple docs and instead if you have a single project and want to have documentation only for it, it's especially useful for you.
You just need to configure the `DocsUiOptions`, set the single project mode as **enabled** and also define a constant project name:
```csharp
Configure<DocsUiOptions>(options =>
{
options.RoutePrefix = "docs";
options.SingleProjectMode.Enable = true;
options.SingleProjectMode.ProjectName = "abp";
});
```
## Multi Language Mode
The **multi language mode** allows you to show a combobox that lists and shows all documentation languages and configures the related languages in routes.
It's enabled by default and supports multiple languages, but if you are considering only supporting a single language, and don't want to show the language combobox in the sidebar of your docs system, you can configure the `DocsUiOptions` and set the multi language mode support as **false** to disable it: