message: docs: changed some titles
diff: @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Sometimes you are building an application that is form-heavy and needs to valida
  VeeValidate allows you to define validation rules globally on the app-level which in turn can allow you express your rules in a minimal syntax that is inspired by the [Laravel framework's validation syntax](https://laravel.com/docs/validation).
  -## Defining a Global Validator
  +## Defining Global Validators
  You can define a global validator using the `defineRule` function exported by vee-validate:
  @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ Now that you've defined your validators, for example the `email` and `required`
  Notice that to define multiple rules you have to place a `|` (pipe) character between your rules as a separator.
  -## Defining Configurable Validators
  +## Configuring Global Validators
  Sometimes you rules require more information to work properly, for example if we want to define a `minLength` rule it won't be very useful to hard code the character limit, instead it should receive it per field.
  @@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ Then you can use it like this:
  <Field name="longitude" as="input" type="number" rules="required|minMax:-180,180" />
  ```
  -## Form-level validation with Global Rules
  +## Schema Validation
  The [Form-level validation](./guide/validation#form-level-validation) feature isn't limited to `yup` validators, you can define your global validators and define them in the exact same way as the previous examples in the `Form` component `validation-schema` prop.
  