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Mentioning core features on top of the page#136

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Please add more, if I missed something!

Please add more, if I missed something!
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Actually, I placed feature list in a sidebar. See the sidebar section in a Yaml in a top of a file.
I think features should be kept there but If you think they are not as visible as they should be I'd probably update the layout

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You mean the list starting with * Combine **all testing levels** (acceptance, functional, unit)?
These are general Codeception advantages (not features). I'm talking about specific features of the Symfony Module. This is the first question people are having: "What is it?" The rest ("How can I get it?", "How does it work?") comes later...

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Ok, let's do it this way :)

@DavertMik DavertMik merged commit a85c868 into Codeception:master Jun 3, 2017
@ThomasLandauer ThomasLandauer deleted the patch-1 branch June 4, 2017 13:17
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Well, I think it would be better to keep the sidebar as you had it. And enter my feature list on top of the regular page, above "Install". Reason: Sidebars are good for additional information, but this is core information (i.e. "What is this all about?")

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