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PR related to pull request #1124 in the SU2 repo

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Very nice 👍 I'm having some issues with the preview, if you want we can merge directly to master to see it in the website.

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NMODES (int): number of modes to use in the analysis. If n modes are available in
the punch file, but only the first m<n are required, set this to m

IMPOSED_MODE (int): mode with an imposed motion. The first index, consistent with Python syntax, is 0

RESTART_ITER (int): if restart is used, this specifies the iteration to restart
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I would maybe emphasize the keywords somehow, maybe bold letters.

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Yes you are right, I will change that

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![CFD_Mesh](../../tutorials_files/multiphysics/unsteady_fsi_python/images/CFD_Mesh.png)

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I tried to preview the tutorial here (https://github.com/Nicola-Fonzi/su2code_website/blob/develop/_tutorials/multiphysics/Unsteady_FSI_Python/Dynamic_FSI_Python.md)
But the images are not being displayed, maybe there is some issue with the syntax.

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I tried to already use the paths that the images should have once the merging process is completed. Maybe they are not displayed until this is done.

#### Mesh Description

The fluid domain is discretised with 133k nodes, with refining close to the airfoil surface, in order to correctly represent the turbulent boundary layer. The first cell
is placed at a height of $$y+\approx 1$$. A close up view of the mesh is pictured below:
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The bits in $$ $$ don't show with any formatting in the preview. Have you seen this in other tutorials? Maybe they are shown correctly on the website but not with the preview.

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I actually saw them here, which is the tutorial I mention in the .md file.

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I can try to change the font of the keywords and then, if it is fine for you, merging in master would be perfect to see how it is displayed

@pcarruscag pcarruscag changed the base branch from develop to master December 10, 2020 17:31
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Go for it.

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Ok the fonts are changed.

I noticed that, as I branched from the develop of your repo, there are two your commits that are not present in master. The very first two commits of this PR. Is it a problem?

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It should be fine

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Nicola-Fonzi commented Dec 10, 2020

Perfect, is there something needed from my side to start merging?

Sorry, as I said it is the first time I actually work with github so I am not sure...

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Nop, if the merge button shows as green, it is good to go.
It may take a little bit for this to go live on the website.

@pcarruscag pcarruscag merged commit efb0ee1 into su2code:master Dec 10, 2020
@Nicola-Fonzi Nicola-Fonzi deleted the develop branch December 10, 2020 19:13
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It is already online! Pictures appears as expected, I just did one latex statement incorrect, fixing it now

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...I thought I had time until tomorrow to look over this :D but things move faster than old Tobi can process 👴
Thanks for taking the time to write a tutorial!

for completeness: You can host the website locally using jekyll to test everything before pushing

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Thanks for the tip about jekyll, I will have a look at that!

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