add troubleshooting section for trusted device naming issues#1316
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Ahoy! This patch adds a new section to the login troubleshooting guide for when trusting a device results in an error. But shiver me timbers, ye made some rookie blunders! Ye left the image alt text completely empty, leaving blind sailors stranded in the dark, and ye used a fancy H4 header to style a simple warning instead of using a proper warning admonition. Fix these, ye scallywag, or prepare to walk the plank!
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Ahoy! Ye left the alt text completely empty! How be a poor blind sailor supposed to know what treasure lies in this image? Or did ye think we all have magical spyglasses that can see through blank brackets? Add some descriptive alt text, ye scallywag!
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- Images should have descriptive alt text for accessibility standards (WCAG/NZ spec). (link)
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| #### This error is caused by a naming conflict, in other words you have used the same name previously. Choose a different device name and try again | ||
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Shiver me timbers! Why are ye usin' an H4 header (####) for a mere sentence? Did ye think headers are just fancy decorations to make yer text look pretty? Use a proper warning admonition instead, unless ye want to face the captain's wrath and walk the plank!
| #### This error is caused by a naming conflict, in other words you have used the same name previously. Choose a different device name and try again | |
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| This error is caused by a naming conflict, meaning you have used the same name previously. Choose a different device name and try again. | |
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- Do not use headers for styling regular text. Use admonitions for warnings or callouts. (link)
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oops, forgot the hash, closes #1053 |
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thank you @WesHarrell , it is exactly that. thank you!
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closes 1053