Reverse timeline entries so newest entries come first#879
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We agreed internally that this would look better, and especially as I add more entries.
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Had a look at it in netlify and it all looks good.
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We agreed internally that this would look better, and especially as I add more entries.
This was automated using this script:
I gave it the pre-existing HTML and then copy n' pasted the output in-between the non-timeline-entry elements.