move the "pages" guides back in to guides

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Overview

We're now only showing a few (4) guides on the home page, so we won't be double-linking the landing-page guides. So, take the guides currently in the "pages" directory and re-add them to the "guides" directory

Action Items

• copy the files from _pages to _guides
• flag all the "pages" guides so we know we're looking at the wrong thing #382
• find and change all links that use the "pages" directory, starting with the home page buttons
  • Blocker: syntax for linking to guides? pages links currently use numbered order.
• once all links are changed, delete _pages

Resources/Instructions

• creator_overview.md
• start_building.md
• start_contributing.md
• submit_idea.md
• using_an_automation.md — just placeholder text right now

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The syntax for the links references them in numerical order by alphabetical filename:
{{ site.pages[4].url | relative_url }}

Is there a reason this would be preferable to linking the filename directly? It seems that if we add new guides to the directory, the numbered order would change

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path for relative links across collections: /Website/guides/filename.html

NOTE: When making relative links in gh-pages, the links will be wrong in the md file (“blob/gh-pages”) because jekyll hasn’t processed them yet, so they're relative to the repo, not the site. Which means that as far as I can tell, relative links can’t be tested in the code — only on the live post-jekyll page.

Deleting all the rabbit-hole mapping it took for me to finally realize this

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links on the home page and in the guides have been changed

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Added big link to the actual guides as a last warning.
Give it anther week and the pages directory can go.

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DONE