Update with instructional gif
@@ -20,12 +20,13 @@ The Islandora [issue queue](https://github.com/Islandora/documentation/issues) i
![New Issue button](../assets/create_issues_newissue.jpg)
3. Select the type of issue you are creating, as this will provide you with a template to describe your issue.
![Bug report, Documentation, Feature Request, and Use case are presented as possible issue templates when opening a new issue.](../assets/create_issues_Issue_Templates.png)
-5. Fill in the information for your issue:
+4. Fill in the information for your issue:
1. Give your issue a descriptive title following the text that is already provided in the template title, ex. _[BUG]._
2. Fill in the body of your issue under the **Write** tab. A template of questions will be provided based on the type of issue selected. Depending on your issue, you may need to: describe a bug you are seeing and how to reproduce it, describe how an existing feature could be improved, describe a new feature and how it should work, or describe documentation that needs to be written or expanded.
3. Use the built-in text editor to help format your issue in [Markdown](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown).
4. Use the **Preview** button to see how your issue will be published and ensure the formatting looks the way you want.
5. Click **Submit new issue** to add your issue to the queue.
-![Create Issue window](../assets/create_issues_commentbox.jpg)
-4. (Optional) Add labels to your issue to assign it to available categories, such as "documentation" or "question." Click on as may labels as you like. When you click outside of the drop-down list, the selected labels will be applied to your issue.
-![Assign labels](../assets/create_issues_labels.jpg)
+ <p align="center"><img src="../assets/create_issues_Describing_Issue.gif" alt="Gif walkthrough of templates" /></p>
+ 6. Optionally, Add labels to your issue to assign it to available categories, such as "documentation" or "question." Click on as may labels as you like. When you click outside of the drop-down list, the selected labels will be applied to your issue.
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+<p align="center"><img src="../assets/create_issues_labels.jpg" alt="Labels on the right sidebar of Github issue creation" /></p>
