add note to contributing faq about use of images and the 'figure' short code
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Please use this format for cross references between content pages. It helps us better manage cross references between content pages over time.
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{{< end_section >}}
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## Images
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{{< back_to_top>}}
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When adding images to a page the page must be setup as a `Page Bundle` and the images stored in the page's bundle.
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We have setup a short code that we ask authors to use for adding images. This shortcode will handle ensuring the appropriate `alt-text` is added to the image.
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You can use the shortcode using the following pattern:
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<code>{{< figure src="[filename]" alt="[alt-text]" caption="[visible-caption]" >}}</code>
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Where `[filename]` is the filename, including extension, of the image file. `[alt-text]` is the `img` tag's `alt-text` attribute value. `[visible-caption]` is the text that is shown just underneath each image as a caption.
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Please note: we *require* contributors include `alt-text` on all images if not using the `figure` short code.
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{{< back_to_top >}}
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