Create example page displaying media vs event obs #271
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- Symlinks to example files in _data - New page example.md, also added to navigation - New layout example.html TODO: use media_observations.csv source file (currently event_observations are repeated)
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I think it would be useful to have an example page on the website, that shows the included example dataset in a more visual way. In this PR I've created a page that mainly shows the upcoming difference between media vs event observations (see screenshot below). It is organized in:
Each heading has an anchor and can thus be referenced.
Each image has a link to open it
I would keep this PR in draft format until #203 is done, but feedback is welcome.