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[Edit] HTML Add Media: Links
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Add new content (definitions, codeblocks, etc.)
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We would like to make an edit for HTML Links. The entry should go in the existing file in docs/content/html/concepts/links/links.md
Please refer to the concept entry templates, content standards, and markdown style guide when working on the PR for this issue.
Bear in mind:
- Add supplemental media (preferred .png or .gif, <1MB).
- Media should accurately represent the existing content and fit in-line.
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@maxx-l You're assigned 🎉 In addition to the documents linked in the description, please also take a look at our Contribution Guide. After creating a PR, the maintainer(s) (with the collaborator label) will add in comments/suggestions to address any revisions prior to approval.
Is this your first contribution to Codecademy Docs? If so, we're curious to know how you found out about contributing to Docs.
Thank @KTom101 , yes it's my first contribution. It's the Git/Github course that brought me here
@codecademy-docs I'm also interested to take on this issue, @KNBahir maybe we can do it together?
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@KNBahir It's been two weeks. Are you still working on this issue? Note in another week this will be unassigned due to inactivity.
@DakuwoN The issue is to create an image that illustrates part of the existing entry and add it to the entry.
@DakuwoN It's been two weeks. Are you still working on this entry? Note in another week this will be unassigned due to inactivity.
I am sorry, I got tied up with school, you can un assign me as I won't have time this week.
I would like to claim this issue as my first contribution. I am attempting this as part of the GIt/GitHub lesson on Codecademy. Many thanks.
@nsLittle You're assigned! You can check out the Contribution Guide for additional information on contributing. See Content Standards for an overview of styling tips that the Style Guide covers in detail. After creating a PR, maintainer(s) (with the collaborator label) will add in comments/suggestions to address any revisions prior to approving.
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@KTom101 and @SSwiniarski Hi I'd like to claim this issue as part of the GitHub course, thank you in advance.
Hi I'm still in the woods for a issue to work on as part of the course could you please notify me when this becomes available?
@F-Viedge https://github.com/F-Viedge, here is what I did:
- Go to Codecademy's "claim an issue" link https://www.codecademy.com/resources/docs/contribution-guide/claiming-an-issue .
- Go to GitHub "doc repository" link https://github.com/Codecademy/docs/issues part way down the page on #1.
- Go to the "issues" tab https://github.com/Codecademy/docs/issues (as mentioned on the page in link #1).
- See image #1 below. Notice the colored tags on each line item. Look for issues with the purple "good first issue." Now make sure the issue does NOT have a red "claimed" tag. Many of the issues applicable to us newbies are already claimed, but they are there!
- See image #2 below. Notice the first and third line. It has the purple "good first issue" and NO "claimed" tag. You can claim either of those tags if they pique your interest. Otherwise, there should be more pickings down the line.
@SSwiniarski https://github.com/SSwiniarski, I am having issues with (a) inserting an image into a Markdown document (the problem i have is an issue related to the path i have to the image), and (b) I am not sufficiently learn-ed in git commands, and I need to stop panicking and go through the whole process again. Is there someone who can help me check the path? I've Google'd, ChaptGPT'd, but I really need a human to ensure I have the path correct. Thank you!
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@nsLittle Instructions on how to add an image in an entry are in the style guide here.
The path will be to the Docs repository media folder.
@nsLittle you closed your PR, does that mean you're no longer working on this issue?
No, oops. I thought I asked for a pull request for you to look at my update. sigh big apologies. Can I still have the issue?
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@nsLittle https://github.com/nsLittle you closed your PR, does that mean you're no longer working on this issue?
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@nsLittle it's ok. The new PR just wasn't linked to the issue so I didn't see it.
@nsLittle sorry for the late reply thanks for guidance on finding issues, I feel I'm getting a bit sidetracked from the codecademy course I'm busy with and don't yet have enough knowledge to tackle the current issues available...I still think this one is something I could add to.
When you're done with it if you guys could let me have a go at it I'd really appreciate it. Thank you @SSwiniarski