Zach Inglis zachinglis

## aside.html
<div>
	<ul>
	{% for item in site.data.navigation.navsecondary %}

		<li>{{ item.title }}</li>

		{% if item.subnav %}

			<!-- This appears fine -->

## gist:1b25557eef590c5bdf8a
$list = $('.collections__list');
$item = $list.find('.list__item--is-selected');
$prev = $item.prev();

if ($(window).width() < 700) {
  // collections put whatever collection is selected at top of list on mobile
  $list.prependTo('.collections__list');
}

// collections put whatever collection is selected at top of list on mobile

## bio.md

      
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    Andrew Nesbitt

Andrew is a full stack developer. He spends most of his days programming in Ruby, Node.js, contributing to open source projects and organising local developer user groups. He also aspires to one day take over the world with a fleet of JavaScript powered quadcopters. His nickanme is about guitars, not fishes!

  
## scenario_blueprints.rb

##In test file
#setup do
#  load_scenario("bookshop_a")
#end
#
#test "Franks has 5 books" do
#  assert_equal 5, @frank.books.count
#end
#
	<div>
	<ul>
	{% for item in site.data.navigation.navsecondary %}

	<li>{{ item.title }}</li>

	{% if item.subnav %}

	<!-- This appears fine -->
	$list = $('.collections__list');
	$item = $list.find('.list__item--is-selected');
	$prev = $item.prev();

	if ($(window).width() < 700) {
	// collections put whatever collection is selected at top of list on mobile
	$list.prependTo('.collections__list');
	}

	// collections put whatever collection is selected at top of list on mobile

	##In test file
	#setup do
	# load_scenario("bookshop_a")
	#end
	#
	#test "Franks has 5 books" do
	# assert_equal 5, @frank.books.count
	#end
	#