Advanced Selectors: Add note not to do the test Skills in linked MDN article

[danieletie]

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Referring to this lesson, there's a link to an article on the MDN and at the bottom of the article is a "Test your skills!" section.

Is it possible to have a note that says not to do the test your skills? This is because at this point in the lesson, there are skills tested that haven't been discussed.

Maybe later on during the lesson, probably towards the end, a link like so to the Tesk Skills section of the article can be added which then tests knowledge all of the topics discussed during the lesson. This is because the skills tested are good and representetative of what is discussed in the lesson

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Node / JS

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https://www.theodinproject.com/lessons/node-path-intermediate-html-and-css-advanced-selectors

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[rlmoser99]

Thank you for taking the time to make this issue. I believe this link would be better to be moved to the Assignment section of the lesson. We have began to move most of the links in our lesson to be during an assignment, versus sprinkled throughout the lesson.

Do you think moving that link to the Assignment section would work better?

[danieletie]

Yes please. Thanks for responding. I think moving the link to the assignment section would work better.

Edit: I mean the link "Test your skills" section can be added to the assignment section. The knowledge on the rest of the MDN docs page is still beneficial to the concepts being discussed up to that point.

So we can add notes to skip the "Test your Skills" I've seen this in previous lessons.

[rlmoser99]

Sounds like a good plan. I've assigned you to this issue. When you make a PR, please reference this issue in the body of the PR.