Merge pull request #5 from githubtraining/monday-edits

Monday Edits

Author: hollenberry

config.yml

@@ -100,8 +100,8 @@ steps:
         event: APPROVE
         body: 04-merge-first-pr.md
 
-  - title: Merge your first Pull Request
-    description: Merge your Pull Request
+  - title: Merge your first pull request
+    description: Merge your pull request
     event: pull_request.closed
     link: https://github.com/{{ user.username }}/{{ course.template.name }}/pulls
     actions:
@@ -178,8 +178,8 @@ steps:
         body: 07-merge-second-pr.md
         event: APPROVE
 
-  - title: Merge your second Pull Request
-    description: Merge your Pull Request
+  - title: Merge your second pull request
+    description: Merge your pull request
     event: pull_request.closed
     link: https://github.com/{{ user.username }}/{{ course.template.name }}/pulls
     actions:
@@ -260,8 +260,8 @@ steps:
         body: 10-merge-third-pr.md
         event: APPROVE
 
-  - title: Merge your third Pull Request
-    description: Merge your Pull Request
+  - title: Merge your third pull request
+    description: Merge your pull request
     event: pull_request.closed
     link: https://github.com/{{ user.username }}/{{ course.template.name }}/pulls
     actions:
@@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ steps:
       - type: respond
         with: 11-style-success.md
 
-  - title: Merge the final Pull Request
+  - title: Merge the final pull request
     description: Get ready to show off your new skills
     event: pull_request.closed
     link: https://github.com/{{ user.username }}/{{ course.template.name }}/pulls

responses/00-openapr.md

@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ It's not very special looking yet, is it? Web hosts (and GitHub Pages) look for
 
 To help you get started, I have already created an `index.html` file for you on a branch called: `add-index`. All you need to do is create the pull request:
 
-1. Create a pull request. You can either [use this direct link](https://github.com/{{ user.username }}/{{ repo }}/compare/master...add-index?expand=1), or go to the "Code" tab, click on **New Pull Request**, select **base: master**, and **compare: add-index**.
+1. Create a pull request. You can either [use this direct link](https://github.com/{{ user.username }}/{{ repo }}/compare/master...add-index?expand=1), or go to the **Code** tab, click on **New Pull Request**, select **base: master**, and **compare: add-index**.
 1. Add a descriptive title to your pull request, something like "Add the index.html file".
-1. Add a descriptive body to you pull request.
+1. Add a descriptive body to your pull request.
 1. Click **Create pull request**.
 
 <hr>

responses/05-h1-tag.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Headers create prominent text in the body of your web page. Headers come in diff
 
 
 1. Edit the `index.html` file in your master branch by [using this direct link](https://github.com/{{ user.username }}/{{ repo }}/edit/master/index.html) or going to the **Code** tab, clicking on the `index.html` file, clicking the pencil :pencil: to edit the HTML.
-1. Inside the body tag, add an opening `<h1>` tag, some content for the header, and a closing `</h1>` tag. 
+1. Between the body tags, add an opening `<h1>` tag, some content for the header, and a closing `</h1>` tag. 
 1. In the _Commit changes_ section, enter a commit message that describes what you've done.
 1. Ensure you've selected _Create a new branch for this commit and start a pull request_.
 1. Give your branch a descriptive name, like `add-headers-and-images`.

responses/06-add-image.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ You'll also notice that the image tag doesn't need to close since it is consider
 
 1. Click on **Files Changed**.
 1. Click on the :pencil: to edit the file.
-1. Place an opening `<img>` tag inside the body tag.
+1. Place an opening `<img>` tag between the body tags. Reminder: you don't need to close an `<img>` tag!
 1. Set the `src` attribute to the image you would like to display. You can use your GitHub profile picture: `{{ user.avatarUrl }}`
 1. In the _Commit changes_ section, enter a commit message that describes what you've done.
 1. Click on **Commit changes**.

responses/06e-image.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 I didn't find the image! Here are some troubleshooting steps:
 
-1. Check your spelling. We're checking specifically for the image, `<img>`, tag with a source attribute: `<img src="{{avatar}}">`
+1. Check your spelling. We're checking specifically for the image, `<img>`, tag with a source attribute: `<img src="`{{ user.avatarUrl }}`">`
 3. Make sure you placed the image tag inside the body tags.
 4. Ensure you modified the `index.html` file, and not some other file. 
 
@@ -11,6 +11,6 @@ Let's try again!
 1. Click on **Files Changed**.
 1. Click on the :pencil: to edit the file.
 1. Place an opening `<img>` tag inside the body tag.
-1. Set the `src` attribute to your GitHub profile picture: `{{ avatar }}`
+1. Set the `src` attribute to your GitHub profile picture: ``{{ user.avatarUrl }}``
 1. In the _Commit changes_ section, enter a commit message that describes what you've done.
-1. Click on **Commit changes**.
+1. Click on **Commit changes**.

responses/09-add-links.md

@@ -18,7 +18,12 @@ Hyperlinks allow people to navigate through pages on the web. Links are achieved
 
 1. Click on **Files Changed**.
 1. Click on the :pencil: pencil icon to edit the file.
-1. Link each of your favorite sites to their respective URLs. You can do this by adding an opening anchor tag `<a>` tag with `href` attribute with your favorite site's URL, the name of the site inside the anchor tag, and a closing anchor `</a>` tag. 
+1. In the list you just created, add a link to each of your favorite sites to their respective URLs. You can do this by adding an opening anchor tag `<a>` tag with `href` attribute with your favorite site's URL, the name of the site inside the anchor tag, and a closing anchor `</a>` tag. Here is an example of a list item with a link:
+
+      ```html
+      <li><a href="https://github.com">This is a link to GitHub!</a></li>
+      ```
+
 1. In the _Commit changes_ section, enter a commit message that describes what you've done.
 1. Click on **Commit changes**.
 

responses/12-big-finish.md

@@ -2,7 +2,14 @@
 
 Well done @{{ user.username }}, here is the finished result: https://{{user.username}}.github.io/{{repo}}/
 
-You've learned the basics of HTML, and used it to build a simple webpage. If you'd like, you can make your fancy new page the default start page for your web browser. Just follow the links below for more information:
+You've learned the basics of HTML, and used it to build a simple webpage. 
+
+Though this works, there's still more you can do to make sure you're up to date with standard conventions, like using an HTML validator.
+
+Here's an example, using your current website: https://validator.w3.org/nu/?showsource=yes&doc=https://{{user.username}}.github.io/{{repo}}/
+
+
+If you'd like, you can make your fancy new page the default start page for your web browser. Just follow the links below for more information:
 
 - [Google Chrome](https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95314?hl=en)
 - [Safari](https://support.apple.com/guide/safari/set-your-homepage-ibrw1020/mac)