more edits to teacher training
corrections to teacher training
Add a step to the 'git my project' page that creates the required repo
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/eqdw/docs into eqdw-master
Clarify step names on git_your_project page

Add a note for people who have previously created a github page
Upgrading jQuery to 1.9 because why not
corrections to teacher training
Frontend: Moved Github deploy step to separate page.

Simplified 'add starter files' step by linking directly to .zip
Merge pull request #145 from mfjenn/teacher_training

more edits to teacher training
Split CSS into separate files
Simplified design, moved TOC to sidebar

* Easier navigation with TOC on sidebar
* Removed hanging borders throughout
* Improved styling to have more consistent sizes across screens
* Made body layout fluuuuuuid
* BigCheckbox now leans more towards the medium side of the spectrum
removed bullets from TOC
Tweaked appearance of color bars for H1s to remove diagonal line

Header (and all H1s, I guess) now has the same margin in Firefox as in Chrome
finished incomplete sentence
Added a reference page for HTML learned in the course, and a link to it in the final "Dev Tools" step.
Add basic styling
HTML Quick Reference uses markdown instead of HTML. Print CSS hides table of contents, etc.
Configure ubuntu terminal before installing rvm instead of after; students were not catching it.
Merge branch 'ubuntu-terminal-and-rvm' of https://github.com/RubyMKE/railsbridge-docs into RubyMKE-ubuntu-terminal-and-rvm
Highlight markdown syntax in .md files using Redcarpet+CodeRay

Currently, there are something like three ways we do syntax highlighting in this app:

In .step files, you can have a 'source_code' step that specifies
a language parameter. This makes a <pre class='code'> tag that
contains the language name as ':::ruby', to be scooped out by
Rack::Codehighlighter.

In .deck.md files, you can use Github-flavored "```ruby" style
'fenced code blocks', which get parsed by redcarpet into <pre><code>
blocks, which inexplicably and briefly have an '@@@ ruby' directive
that is picked up by the Rack::Codehighlighter middleware.

In .md files (as of this diff) you can do Github-flavored fenced
code blocks, which are parsed in the original render time into
<pre class='CodeRay'> blocks that have the real syntax highlighting.

'Fenced code blocks' produced in Markdown-aware erector functions
(like 'message') don't seem to produce highlighted code. Will
probably improve on this in a subsequent diff.