Merge pull request #551 from d45/gh-pages-dev

fixing viz extension code snippet

Author: d45

website/static/api/index.html

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ <h1>Tableau Extensions API</h1>
 				</a>
 				<p>The Tableau Extensions API is a JavaScript library that is organized into namespaces that contain
 					the classes and methods for communicating with Tableau components. The Tableau Extensions API
-					library supports both dashboard extensions and viz extensions (only available in beta), although not
+					library supports both dashboard extensions and viz extensions, although not
 					all interfaces and methods apply to both extensions. For an overview of how the API is organized,
 				see <a href="../docs/trex_api_about">Tableau Extensions API Basics</a>.</p>
 				<div class="alert alert-info">
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ <h1>Tableau Extensions API</h1>
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 							<td align="left"><a href="./interfaces/worksheetcontent.html">WorksheetContent</a></td>
-							<td align="left"><strong>(Available to viz extensions beta only)</strong> The <code>worksheetContent</code> provides access to the worksheet object. When you have the worksheet object, you have access to all elements in the <a href="./interfaces/worksheet.html">worksheet</a>, including the <a href="./interfaces/dashboard.html#worksheets">worksheets</a>, <a href="./interfaces/markscollection.html">marks</a>, <a href="./interfaces/filter.html">filters</a>, <a href="./interfaces/parameter.html">parameters</a>, and <a href="./interfaces/datasource.html">data sources</a>. For example, to access the worksheet in a workbook (after initialization), you might have a line of code that looks like the following: <br> <code>const worksheet = tableau.extensions.worksheetContent</code></td>
+							<td align="left"><strong>(Available to viz extensions only)</strong> The <code>worksheetContent</code> provides access to the worksheet object. When you have the worksheet object, you have access to all elements in the <a href="./interfaces/worksheet.html">worksheet</a>, including the <a href="./interfaces/dashboard.html#worksheets">worksheets</a>, <a href="./interfaces/markscollection.html">marks</a>, <a href="./interfaces/filter.html">filters</a>, <a href="./interfaces/parameter.html">parameters</a>, and <a href="./interfaces/datasource.html">data sources</a>. For example, to access the worksheet in a workbook (after initialization), you might have a line of code that looks like the following: <br> <code>const worksheet = tableau.extensions.worksheetContent.worksheet</code></td>
 						</tr>
 						<tr>
 							<td align="left"><a href="./interfaces/settings.html">Settings</a></td>
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ <h2>Dashboard extensions</h2>
 				<p><img src="assets/tab_ext_class_worksheet.png" alt="Extensions API namespace hierarchy"></p>
 				<hr>
 				<a href="#viz-extensions-available-in-beta-only" id="viz-extensions-available-in-beta-only" style="color: inherit; text-decoration: none;">
-					<h2>Viz extensions (available in beta only)</h2>
+					<h2>Viz extensions</h2>
 				</a>
 				<p>The following diagram shows the relationship between the extensions namespace and the worksheets in
 				the workbook. For more information, see <a href="../docs/trex_api_about">Tableau Extensions API Basics</a>.</p>