Change alt text for citizen engagement html file

[clayton1111]

Fixes #3103

What changes did you make and why did you make them ?

• changed line 52: alt text "echo park neighborhood council logo" ----> alt text ""Echo Park Neighborhood Council"
• This pull request also includes an edit to _data/internal/credits/citizen-engagement.yml. My first good issue (Edit content field and remove type field from citizen-engagement.yml credits file #2811) was approved but I was told to delete the blank line (line 11). I couldn't figure out how to send these pull request separately.

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[clayton1111]

Also there are alot of repetitive commits. Is there a way to delete/undo a commit? I was having technical difficulties in VS code trying to change the docker-comose.yml file. I was able to revert in but in the process I created a lot of unnecessary commits that's purpose was to re-do previous work. Is there an easier solution?

[luke-karis]

This looks good to me, thanks for working on this! My only note is that it is a good idea to work on a branch off gh-pages, it should be fine for now but you can find more info about how to create a branch here https://github.com/hackforla/website/blob/gh-pages/CONTRIBUTING.md#27b-working-on-an-issue-2-create-a-new-branch-where-you-will-work-on-your-issue. If you do your work on separate branches, then you will be able to create multiple PRs

Regarding your concern about all those commits, I wouldn't worry about it. When this is merged in we can squash all your commits into a single commit by doing squash and merge. Also, if you ever want to change the name of a commit before you push it you can do git commit --amend (I have made a lot of typos in my commits and this command is a lifesaver)

[tunglinn]

Review ETA: 12 PM 6/28/22
Availability: Monday

[tunglinn]

Changes look good and doesn't break the site. Although you're merging from your gh-pages, Luke mentioned this will create the extra commits, but should be ok once merged. Keep it up!

[kathrynsilvaconway]

Also there are alot of repetitive commits. Is there a way to delete/undo a commit? I was having technical difficulties in VS code trying to change the docker-comose.yml file. I was able to revert in but in the process I created a lot of unnecessary commits that's purpose was to re-do previous work. Is there an easier solution?

Hey @ericvennemeyer, do you have a suggestion on this? You probably know the most about it at this point.

[ericvennemeyer]

Hey @kathrynsilvaconway that's actually more of a git question than a Docker question, but my understanding is the extra commits won't matter because they'll all get squashed into a single commit before being merged with gh-pages.

Having said that, I opened a PR for the Docker error issue yesterday (at last). Once it's merged, and everyone incorporates the upstream changes to their local repos, we will hopefully never have to deal with this again.