Fix Italic issue

[ShaileshS1702]

Description

Fixed the italic issue on landingpage. fixed issue were "Datateknologi was written normally, but "Cybersikkerhet og datakommunikasjon" were written in italics.
bug-fix

Result

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Testing

• I have thoroughly tested my changes.
  I've tested for different sizes: Issue

It may be difficult to differentiate which to words do correspond to one thing. It may also look like it's one study programme or three

Resolves ... (either GitHub issue or Linear task)
ABA-631

[ivarnakken]

Thanks!

[danielyanghansen]

Nice! Just remember to run yarn prettier

[ivarnakken]

Our linter, prettier, is saying your code needs to be reformatted. No worries!

You can fix this with the command yarn prettier. This is one of many "scripts" we have configured for this project, which you can view in the package.json file under "scripts". I recommend adding prettier as an extension to your code editor though - makes life a whole lot easier.

After the fix, you can stage it (git add .) and add it to your previous commit by typing git commit --amend. You may also add a --no-edit flag since you don't need to edit the commit message: git commit --amend --no-edit.
After this you'll have to force push your changes: git push --force or git push -f (same thing). A safer alternative to this is git push --force-with-lease, since this allows you to push changes only if the remote branch is at the same commit as the one you have locally, which just makes sure you do not override someone else's commit.

[falbru]

Great job!

[ivarnakken]

@ShaileshS1702
Seems you added a revert commit. It doesn't seem to do anything here, and we can just squash this PR and be done for the day, but if you want to remove it you can do;

1. git rebase -i HEAD~1
2. Change pick to drop on the revert commit
3. Force push to this remote branch like described above

The -i in git rebase means the rebase is "interactive", which let's you do a bunch of cool stuff such as edit and reword (which I use all the time). The "1" in the command refers to how many commits back we want to look at.