Remove change of title/image/colors from overview (distracting)

Author: mikesir87

docs/01-introduction.md

@@ -47,72 +47,6 @@ To start the app, complete the following steps:
 
 4. Open your browser to http://localhost:3000. You should see the Memes-R-Us website!
 
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-## 🐳 Your first change
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-**CHANGE REQUEST INCOMING!** We need to update the website to use a different title, image, and colors. Fortunately, it is up to you to determine what title, image, and colors to use.
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-Let's get to it! 🏃
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-### Updating the title
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-1. Open the `src/index.js` file in the VS Code editor.
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-2. Find the line that looks like the following:
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-    ```javascript
-    message: "Whalecome to Docker!",
-    ```
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-    This line is specifying the message to be displayed on the website. Since it's something we need to update, let's update it!
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-3. Update the message to whatever you'd like. For example, this would change the message to "Good day to you!":
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-    ```javascript
-    message: "Good day to you!",
-    ```
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-    Make sure you keep the surrounding `"` marks and the comma at the end.
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-4. Go back to your website (http://localhost:3000) and refresh the page. Validate the change worked. Hooray! 🎉
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-### Updating the image
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-1. Now, find the following line in the `src/index.js` file:
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-    ```javascript
-    memeUrl: "https://media.giphy.com/media/yoJC2A59OCZHs1LXvW/giphy.gif"
-    ```
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-    This is specifying the location of the image to display for our meme. Let's update that!
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-2. Open [giphy.com](https://giphy.com) and find an image you'd like.
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-3. Click the "chain link" icon to copy the URL. And then paste it in, replacing the URL that was there before.
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-    The following update would change the image to use a different whale meme:
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-    ```javascript
-    memeUrl: "https://media.giphy.com/media/CAmbqvnwDk4jAqnLg9/giphy.gif"
-    ```
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-4. Go back to your page and refresh the page to validate it worked.
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-### Updating the color palette
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-1. Open the `src/assets/styles.css` file in the VS Code editor.
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-2. Update the `background-color` attributes for the `body` and `#content` sections.
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-    - The `body` update will change the entire page background
-    - The `#content` update will change the background color for only the card displaying the image and title
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-3. Go back to your page and refresh the page to validate the changes worked.
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-Phew! Our website has been updated!
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 ## Next steps
 
 Now that you have the site up and running and a few changes applied to it, we're ready for the next feature!