fedora-diversity

#176 index: Add 2020 infographic from @smeragoel (closes #154)
Merged by ramyaparimi. Opened by jflory7.
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This commit adds the 2020 infographic created by @smeragoel into our
docs repository. It also adds it to the home page for the D&I docs. I
figure a visual says a lot more than pictures, so I placed it near the
top of the document.

I also added a table of contents (:toc:) to help make the content on
the lower part of the page more known and not buried by the infographic.

Closes #154.

Screenshot of local preview of the changed index page. Shows the infographic near the top.

Metadata Update from @jflory7:
- Pull-request tagged with: new change, type - docs

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@ramyaparimi Would you mind reviewing this Pull Request please? :grinning:

@jflory7 it looks so organized after TOC and colorful after the infographic :grinning:

Everything looks good to me.

But nothing is happening if I click on merge.

rebased onto a3b5f83d1d4a85baa1f955610c50589e003c989c

@ramyaparimi Thanks for taking a look! I realized you did not have commit rights. You do now! Check out if you can merge the Pull Request now.

Pull-Request has been merged by ramyaparimi

@jflory7 thank you for the access. Merged now :grinning:

@jflory7 Just curious to know how you made the toc on the top. I looked at the changes made and could only see toc and nothing below. I thought I would see page sections with their hyperlinks.

Super, thanks @ramyaparimi! :tada:

AsciiDoc / Antora creates the table of contents automatically at the top based on the headings used in the file. More information on table of contents below:

https://asciidoctor.org/docs/asciidoc-syntax-quick-reference/#table-of-contents-toc

@jflory7 thats very cool. Thank you for the resource.

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