Using Git in the Real World: Inconsistency and bad UX in "Knowledge Check" Section

[garrza]

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The last link in the "Knowledge Check" section asks "Can you directly send your changes to a repository that you don’t own/have write access to?". The question points towards href='#send-changes', which is correct, but since the #id is given to a two line span, the view ends up being very inconsistent with all of the references in the rest of the course which often link towards the title of the section the question is answered in.

I believe the question should link to #sending-your-pull-request, rather than #send-changes' to answer the question in the field of view of the user, and keep it consistent with the rest of the course.

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https://www.theodinproject.com/lessons/javascript-using-git-in-the-real-world

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[CouchofTomato]

Yeah I agree. Although it is correct, it's very jarring and at first glance can look like you've been taken to some random part of the page.

Since you've indicated you're happy to work on this I've assigned you.