Fixing 'About Us' wrong hyperlink

[Ririio]

Issue This PR Addresses

Fixes #3758

Type of Change

UI: Fix issue regarding wrong hyperlink for "About Us"

Description

The value provided for the hyperlink of the "About Us" on the navigation bar was pointing to an already publicized version of itself instead of the component it has within the repository, this is shown from the image below

Once the value has been changed, you can see the the hyperlink now points at the actual component of repository, as seen from the image below

Steps to test the PR

1. Start the developer's tool of your local repository
2. Look fo the "React Component" section, and click the "Select Element" Icon
3. Click on the "About Us" section, and view the href to see if the value is "/docs/overview/"

Checklist

• Quality: This PR builds and passes our npm test and works locally
• Tests: This PR includes thorough tests or an explanation of why it does not
• Screenshots: This PR includes screenshots or GIFs of the changes made or an explanation of why it does not (if applicable)
• Documentation: This PR includes updated/added documentation to user exposed functionality or configuration variables are added/changed or an explanation of why it does not(if applicable)

[gitpod-io]

[P-DR0ZD]

Looks Good

[humphd]

Please don't merge master into your branch. Use a rebase.

[Ririio]

Please don't merge master into your branch. Use a rebase.

How should I do this?

[NeilAn99]

The changes work as intended, good find. If you are having trouble with rebase like I did, here's what someone told me to do:

It looks like you are doing merge instead. Can you walk us through what you do to squash, rebase, and push? While in the issue branch, I usually do git rebase main -i to squash, git rebase main for rebase, and git push origin issue-xxx --force to force push the rebased/squashed commit.

[humphd]

@Ririio can you squash/rebase this so we can merge?

[Ririio]

@Ririio can you squash/rebase this so we can merge?

I thought I already squash/rebase it from this commit from a couple days ago?

[humphd]

Why do you have 2 commits then? Squash means "1 commit."

[Ririio]

Why do you have 2 commits then? Squash means "1 commit."

Oh it must have been when I click then "update branch", I'll force the rebase when I get back home

[Kevan-Y]

Branch still not up to date based on GitHub