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Added Locating Path Settings Instruction #149
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Put in instructions for finding the path for language specifics. Example is for node but should work with others. Hope that is helpful. Steven
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1. In your terminal, type 'where node' | ||
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I'm not sure which one is preferred between the markdown ![]()
syntax or <img>
(ln 468), but I don't think they should be mixed for style reasons. I'm open to any opinions/discussion you have re: this! :)
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i think that descriptive alt text might help w/ images
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Yeah -- sorry. I was just pasting the images in. I can update that!
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I don't think it matters, ![]()
is a lot cleaner, using an <img>
tag is only really necessary for manually setting image dimensions (some images take up a lot of space in the readme, it might be good to reduce their size).
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To avoid or resolve errors from an incorrect path. | ||
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1. In your terminal, type 'where node' |
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where
works on Windows, but not Linux. Does it work on Mac? Should we include per-OS instructions?
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where
works on mac as well
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ahhh --- good. I am on a mac. I will update. Anybody know linux command to find path?
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on Linux, it is which
:)
thanks for your pr!!!! :D |
Updated image styling
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## Locating Path Settings ( ex. JavaScript | Node ) | ||
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To avoid or resolve errors from an incorrect path. |
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I just noticed something else: since you have indentation before each line, your changes are all inside a code block. Was that intentional? sorry
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Thanks -- first pull request. Now it looks right. :)
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gotcha :) no worries!!! PRs are always welcome, and thank you very much for working with us to make sure it's the best it can be!!
One more thing that I just noticed: the images appear to be the same I don't think that's on purpose, since your first commit had this image for the second one. I'm sorry I didn't notice that!! (when in the code block, they weren't rendering) Other than that, LGTM! |
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awesome -- anything else I need to do or just wait for it to be approved? :) |
Nope! It's all good; just wait for @twibiral to see it :) he might have more notes, but if he does, usually they're relatively easy to complete. Thank you again for your PR! |
Hi, thank you for adding this explanation to the readme, and sorry for the late response. Where are the images stored? I would prefer to keep a copy of them in the images folder of this repo so they don't suddenly vanish sometime in the future. |
I saved the images used in the repo and changed the links accordingly. It will be released soon. |
Put in instructions for finding the path for language specifics. Example is for node but should work with others. Hope that is helpful.
Steven