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Author: geigermartin

README.md

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 If you experience any trouble, have a look at the Franklin doc: [Quick Start](https://franklinjl.org/#quick_start)
 
+### Troubleshooting
+1. If your local preview of the members page shows something along the lines of
+   Argument Error: Package CSV not found in current path: Run `import Pkg; Pkg.add("CSV")` to install the CSV package.
+   Have a look [here](https://franklinjl.org/code/#projecttoml). This problem might be due to a wrong path in the project.toml or manifest.toml. 
+   The most reliable way to fix this so far, is deleteing both .toml files and re-adding the packages in julia by cd'ing into the project folder and adding, as well as activating the packages (see link above).
+
 ## Previewing pull requests
 By following these steps, you can preview changes to the website with pull requests before merging them:
 1. Clone this git repository
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 7. Preview the website with your changes by visiting the following URL, where you use the number of your pull request: https://s-ccs.github.io/previews/PR{number}/
 8. If everything works as intended, merge the pull request
 
-### Troubleshooting
-1. If your local preview of the members page shows something along the lines of
-   Argument Error: Package CSV not found in current path: Run `import Pkg; Pkg.add("CSV")` to install the CSV package.
-   Have a look [here](https://franklinjl.org/code/#projecttoml). This problem might be due to a wrong path in the project.toml or manifest.toml. 
-   The most reliable way to fix this so far, is deleteing both .toml files and re-adding the packages in julia by cd'ing into the project folder and adding, as well as activating the packages (see link above).
-
 ## File Structure 
 Generally, the site follows the Franklin folder structure, documented [here](https://franklinjl.org/workflow/#folder_structure). If you just want to edit the content of the website, get familiar with Markdown and the basic functionality of [Franklin](https://franklinjl.org/)
 Folders are made into master pages, linking to the `*.md` pages found in that folder. This allows you to group content. If you don't want a folder to be part of the website you can blacklist it (as well as any other file). If you want to extend the site generation, all scripts can be found under `.\_assets\scritps\`