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brntbeer commented Dec 4, 2013
Haven't double checked locally, but i know we were missing a style when this first came out on teach.github.com that caused the icons to be big. Did that get grabbed as well? |
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brntbeer commented Dec 4, 2013
otherwise,go ahead and merge this |
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jordanmccullough commented Dec 4, 2013
@brntbeer, Thanks for that reminder, but yes, grabbed the icon stylesheet update as well. |
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Squashed cherry-pick of the GHfNP slide deck commits from the https://teach.github.com site.
Necessary merge-in as the PR on the Teach site occurred after the migration of all content to https://training.github.com.