style.css and readme

README.md

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 ## live link
 - Map https://ontheline.github.io/otl-urban-renewal-new-london/index.html
 
-## archival copy
-- saved by Jack Dougherty, Trinity College, for https://OnTheLine.trincoll.edu
-- data uploaded from Google Sheet into CSV folder
-- converted to Leaflet Maps with Google Sheets v 1.3.1
-
 ## credits
 - originally created by Fionnuala Darby-Hudgens, CT Fair Housing Center, with New London Landmarks
-- https://ctfairhousing.org/what-we-do/fair-housing-tours/
-- In 2018, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the passage of the Fair Housing Act, the Center partnered with New London Landmarks to learn how urban renewal policies shaped New London’s neighborhoods. Our research uncovered a neighborhood lost to the Winthrop Cove Renewal Project; in a predominantly African-American neighborhood, almost 700 families were displaced, streets were abolished, and the housing was never rebuilt. That Fall, with funding from CT Humanities, we created a historic walking tour of the Winthrop Cove neighborhood, “Discrimination, Urban Renewal, and New London’s Lost Neighborhood”.
+- original repo https://fionnualadh.github.io/2-New-London-Winthrop-Cove-Urban-Renewal-/
+- embedded at https://ctfairhousing.org/what-we-do/fair-housing-tours/
+
+## archived copy
+- archived 2024 by Jack Dougherty, Trinity College, for https://OnTheLine.trincoll.edu
+- converted to Leaflet Maps with Google Sheets v 1.3.1
+- TODO data uploaded from Google Sheet into CSV folder
+
+## code modifications
+style.css #logo {height: 60px;}

css/style.css

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 /* Storymap logo image above the title */
 #logo {
-  height: 30px;
+  height: 60px;
   line-height: 30px;
   text-align: center;
   padding: 10px;