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Co-authored-by: Toph Tucker <[email protected]>
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The new tutorial seems like a good level of depth to me.
One issue I had while reading this is that the screenshots that include VSCode are a little hard to make sense of. I think that's mostly because I'm still using an oldschool 1x display. Maybe we could make those full width on screens with less pixels?
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<div class="tip">The sidebar is hidden by default in narrow windows. If you don’t see the sidebar, you can show it by making the window wider, or using Command-B (⌘B) or Option-B (⌥B) on Firefox and non-macOS, or clicking the right-pointing arrow ↦ on the left edge of the window.</div> |
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For me, neither Alt-B nor Ctrl-B work in Chrome or Firefox on Linux or Windows. Super-B works in Chrome on Linux, but nowhere else. Hotkeys are hard :(
I increased the max-width of the figures to 960px. You can right-click and open them in a new window too, if needed, but I think that’s as good as it’ll get. |
The increased max width on the image helps, thanks. |
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