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Explanation of what a foo is. No more than 140 characters.
This section should mostly link to topic and concept tasks within the guide that someone would need to understand before trying this task. Some of the entries could be background knowledge that is needed that is not covered in the guide.
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- How to upload files from your local server to your web server.
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Describe your concept here. The title of this section should be What is a ...? or What are ...? (where the ... is the same as the topic title). If the topic title contains several things to describe, you can also have multiple of these "What is a ..." sections.
If possible, relate this concept to the specific scenario of the guide, perhaps using "for example" language.
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In this section, make cross-references to related tasks and concepts that are covered in this book. Also remove the so these lines are a list and not comments:
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In this section, make a list of outside references: videos, Drupal.org documentation, etc. Make sure all links have link text showing the name of the article or page it being linked to.
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