Update navigation and appearance of external communications guidelines page #130
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wlonkly approved these changes Nov 1, 2022
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Looks fine from the "code matches the description of changes" perspective. I'll leave it to the community team to verify that the contents of the change are what we wanted though!
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Changes
Remove "hero" image
motivation
Although other pages in the response docs have hero images:
The existing pages underneath "During an Incident" do not:
changes made
Consistent with these pages, External Communications Guidelines (1) no longer has a hero image (2), and it now has a brief introductory paragraph (3).
Add Heading Navigation
motivation
Existing pages are structured such that the navigation permits jumping either to the top of a page (1) or the top-level headings within the page (2):
changes made
Consistent with this practice, External Communication Guidelines now permits linking to the top of the page (1) and to the top-level headings within the page (2):