anchor.diff:    </div>
   </div>
   <main>
  -<div class="container">
  -  <div class="go-features">
  -    <div class="row">
  -      <div class="col-sm-4">
  -        <figure>
  -          <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_model-complex-workflows.svg", {:title => "Model complex workflows, dependency management and deployment pipelines", :alt => "Model complex workflows and deployment pipelines"} %>
  -        </figure>
  -      </div>
  -      <div class="col-sm-8">
  -        <h2 class="features__title"> Model complex workflows</h2>
  -        <p>
  -          With its parallel and sequential execution, GoCD can easily configure dependencies for fast feedback and
  -          on-demand deployment. Its fan-in/fan-out dependency management always does the "right thing," avoiding
  -          spurious builds.
  -        </p>
  -      </div>
  -      <hr/>
  -    </div>
  -    <div class="row">
  -      <div class="col-sm-push-8 col-sm-4">
  -        <figure>
  -          <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_promote-trusted-artifacts.svg", {:title => "Promote trusted artifacts in deployment pipelines and stages", :alt => "Promote trusted artifacts"} %>
  -        </figure>
  -      </div>
  -      <div class="col-sm-pull-4 col-sm-8">
  -        <h2 class="features__title">Promote trusted artifacts</h2>
  -        <p>
  -          Every pipeline instance is anchored to a particular changeset. GoCD makes it easy to pass once-built
  -          binaries between stages so you know exactly what's being deployed and that the binary has been tested.
  -        </p>
  -      </div>
  -      <hr/>
  -    </div>
  -    <div class="row">
  -      <div class="col-sm-4">
  -        <figure>
  -          <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_see-how-things-really-work.svg", {:title => "Visualize your workflow with continuous delivery value stream map", :alt => "Visualize your workflow"} %>
  -        </figure>
  -      </div>
  -      <div class="col-sm-8">
  -        <h2 class="features__title">See how your workflow really works
  -        </h2>
  -        <p>
  -          GoCD's real power is in the visibility it provides over your end-to-end workflow. GoCD's Value Stream Map
  -          lets you track a change from commit to deploy at a glance. And when things go wrong, it's easy to see both
  -          the upstream cause and the downstream effects. p
  -        </p>
  -      </div>
  -      <hr/>
  -    </div>
  -    <div class="row">
  -      <div class=" col-sm-push-8 col-sm-4">
  -        <figure>
  -          <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_deploy-any-version-anytime.svg", {:title => "Continuous Delivery, deploy any version, any time", :alt => "Deploy any version at any time"} %>
  -        </figure>
  -      </div>
  -      <div class="col-sm-pull-4 col-sm-8">
  -        <h2 class="features__title">Deploy any version, any time</h2>
  -        <p>
  -          GoCD's manual triggers allow you to deploy any known good version of your application to wherever you
  -          like. This increases reliability of pushing to production, and empowers QA teams with self-service
  -          environments. And, if necessary, it's securable and auditable.
  -        </p>
  -      </div>
  -      <hr/>
  -    </div>
  -    <div class="row">
  -      <div class="col-sm-4">
  -        <figure>
  -          <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_run-and-grok-your-tests.svg", {:title => "Run and grok your automated tests", :alt => "Run and grok your tests"} %>
  -        </figure>
  -      </div>
  -      <div class="col-sm-8">
  -        <h2 class="features__title">Run and grok your tests</h2>
  -        <p>
  -          Verification is a key piece of any deployment pipeline. GoCD will execute tests written in most languages or
  -          frameworks. GoCD's agent grid provides parallel and cross-platform execution. GoCD's test reporting will tell
  -          you in exactly which changeset and on which platform a test started breaking, which comes in extremely handy
  -          when fixing a complex broken build.
  -        </p>
  -      </div>
  -      <hr/>
  -    </div>
  -    <div class='row'>
  -      <%= partial "partials/downloadbanner" %>
  -    </div>
  -    <div class="row">
  -      <div class="col-sm-push-8 col-sm-4">
  -        <figure>
  -          <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_compare-builds.svg", {:title => "Compare builds - continuous delivery deployment pipelines", :alt => "Compare builds"} %>
  -        </figure>
  -      </div>
  -      <div class="col-sm-pull-4 col-sm-8">
  -        <h2 class="features__title">Compare builds</h2>
  -        <p>
  -          GoCD's compare builds feature can provide a simple bill of materials for any deployment. Perhaps more
  -          powerful is its ability to compare the content - both files and commit messages - across any two arbitrary
  -          builds. This is invaluable when troubleshooting a broken pipeline.
  -        </p>
  -      </div>
  -      <hr/>
  -    </div>
  -    <div class="row">
  -      <div class="col-sm-4">
  -        <figure>
  -          <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_eliminate-bottlenecks.svg", {:title => "Eliminate bottlenecks", :alt => "Eliminate bottlenecks"} %>
  -        </figure>
  -      </div>
  -      <div class="col-sm-8">
  -        <h2 class="features__title">Eliminate bottlenecks</h2>
  -        <p>
  -          GoCD's agent grid eliminates bottlenecks, providing trivial parallel execution across pipelines, platforms,
  -          versions, branches, etc.
  -        </p>
  -      </div>
  -      <hr/>
  -    </div>
  -    <div class="row">
  -      <div class="col-sm-push-8 col-sm-4">
  -        <figure>
  -          <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_keep-configuration-tidy.svg", {:title => "Keep pipeline configuration tidy", :alt => "Keep pipeline configuration tidy"} %>
  -        </figure>
  -      </div>
  -      <div class="col-sm-pull-4 col-sm-8">
  -        <h2 class="features__title">Keep configuration tidy</h2>
  -        <p>
  -          Easily reuse pipeline configurations via GoCD's template system. This makes managing pipelines for versions
  -          and branches easy as pie.
  -        </p>
  -      </div>
  -      <hr/>
  -    </div>
  -    <div class="row">
  -      <div class="col-sm-4">
  -        <figure>
  -          <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_trust-your-team.svg", {:title => "Trust your team - be responsible", :alt => "Trust your team"} %>
  -        </figure>
  -      </div>
  -      <div class="col-sm-8">
  -        <h2 class="features__title">Trust your team; be responsible</h2>
  -        <p>
  -          While most enterprise applications go overboard with their permission model, GoCD seeks to provide just
  -          enough. In particular, GoCD supports auditable deployment and can delegate the configuration of pipelines to
  -          users without full-blown admin privileges.
  -        </p>
  -      </div>
  -      <hr/>
  -    </div>
  -    <div class="row">
  -      <div class="col-sm-push-8 col-sm-4">
  -        <figure>
  -          <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_plugins.svg", {:title => "GoCD open source plugins", :alt => "GoCD open source plugins"} %>
  -          
  -        </figure>
  -      </div>
  -      <div class="col-sm-pull-4 col-sm-8">
  -        <h2 class="features__title">Plugins</h2>
  -        <p>
  -          GoCD has extension points for which plugins can be created. There are <%= link_to 'numerous plugins', '/plugins/index.html', "analytics-label" => "link_whygocd_plugins" %> already available, or if you don't see what you need, you can <%= link_to 'write your own', 'https://developer.gocd.org/current/writing_go_plugins/go_plugins_basics.html', "analytics-label" => "link_whygocd_plugin_writing_docs" %>.
  -        </p>
  -      </div>
  -      <hr/>
  -    </div>
  -  </div>
  +  <div class="container">
  +    <div class="go-features">
  +      <div class="row">
  +        <div class="col-sm-4">
  +          <figure>
  +            <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_model-complex-workflows.svg", {:title => "Model complex workflows, dependency management and deployment pipelines", :alt => "Model complex workflows and deployment pipelines"} %>
  +          </figure>
  +        </div>
  +        <div class="col-sm-8">
  +          <h2 class="features__title"> Model complex workflows</h2>
  +          <p>
  +            With its parallel and sequential execution, GoCD can easily configure dependencies for fast feedback and
  +            on-demand deployment. Its fan-in/fan-out dependency management always does the "right thing," avoiding
  +            spurious builds.
  +          </p>
  +        </div>
  +        <hr/>
  +      </div>
  +      <div class="row">
  +        <div class="col-sm-push-8 col-sm-4">
  +          <figure>
  +            <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_promote-trusted-artifacts.svg", {:title => "Promote trusted artifacts in deployment pipelines and stages", :alt => "Promote trusted artifacts"} %>
  +          </figure>
  +        </div>
  +        <div class="col-sm-pull-4 col-sm-8">
  +          <h2 class="features__title">Promote trusted artifacts</h2>
  +          <p>
  +            Every pipeline instance is anchored to a particular changeset. GoCD makes it easy to pass once-built
  +            binaries between stages so you know exactly what's being deployed and that the binary has been tested.
  +          </p>
  +        </div>
  +        <hr/>
  +      </div>
  +      <div class="row">
  +        <div class="col-sm-4">
  +          <figure>
  +            <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_see-how-things-really-work.svg", {:title => "Visualize your workflow with continuous delivery value stream map", :alt => "Visualize your workflow"} %>
  +          </figure>
  +        </div>
  +        <div class="col-sm-8">
  +          <h2 class="features__title">See how your workflow really works </h2>
  +          <p>
  +            GoCD's real power is in the visibility it provides over your end-to-end workflow. GoCD's Value Stream Map
  +            lets you track a change from commit to deploy at a glance. And when things go wrong, it's easy to see both
  +            the upstream cause and the downstream effects. p
  +          </p>
  +        </div>
  +        <hr/>
  +      </div>
  +      <div class="row">
  +        <div class=" col-sm-push-8 col-sm-4">
  +          <figure>
  +            <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_deploy-any-version-anytime.svg", {:title => "Continuous Delivery, deploy any version, any time", :alt => "Deploy any version at any time"} %>
  +          </figure>
  +        </div>
  +        <div class="col-sm-pull-4 col-sm-8">
  +          <h2 class="features__title">Deploy any version, any time</h2>
  +          <p>
  +            GoCD's manual triggers allow you to deploy any known good version of your application to wherever you
  +            like. This increases reliability of pushing to production, and empowers QA teams with self-service
  +            environments. And, if necessary, it's securable and auditable.
  +          </p>
  +        </div>
  +        <hr/>
  +      </div>
  +      <div class="row">
  +        <div class="col-sm-4">
  +          <figure>
  +            <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_run-and-grok-your-tests.svg", {:title => "Run and grok your automated tests", :alt => "Run and grok your tests"} %>
  +          </figure>
  +        </div>
  +        <div class="col-sm-8">
  +          <h2 class="features__title">Run and grok your tests</h2>
  +          <p>
  +            Verification is a key piece of any deployment pipeline. GoCD will execute tests written in most languages or
  +            frameworks. GoCD's agent grid provides parallel and cross-platform execution. GoCD's test reporting will tell
  +            you in exactly which changeset and on which platform a test started breaking, which comes in extremely handy
  +            when fixing a complex broken build.
  +          </p>
  +        </div>
  +        <hr/>
  +      </div>
  +      <div class='row'>
  +        <%= partial "partials/downloadbanner" %>
  +      </div>
  +      <div class="row">
  +        <div class="col-sm-push-8 col-sm-4">
  +          <figure>
  +            <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_compare-builds.svg", {:title => "Compare builds - continuous delivery deployment pipelines", :alt => "Compare builds"} %>
  +          </figure>
  +        </div>
  +        <div class="col-sm-pull-4 col-sm-8">
  +          <h2 class="features__title">Compare builds</h2>
  +          <p>
  +            GoCD's compare builds feature can provide a simple bill of materials for any deployment. Perhaps more
  +            powerful is its ability to compare the content - both files and commit messages - across any two arbitrary
  +            builds. This is invaluable when troubleshooting a broken pipeline.
  +          </p>
  +        </div>
  +        <hr/>
  +      </div>
  +      <div class="row">
  +        <div class="col-sm-4">
  +          <figure>
  +            <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_eliminate-bottlenecks.svg", {:title => "Eliminate bottlenecks", :alt => "Eliminate bottlenecks"} %>
  +          </figure>
  +        </div>
  +        <div class="col-sm-8">
  +          <h2 class="features__title">Eliminate bottlenecks</h2>
  +          <p>
  +            GoCD's agent grid eliminates bottlenecks, providing trivial parallel execution across pipelines, platforms,
  +            versions, branches, etc.
  +          </p>
  +        </div>
  +        <hr/>
  +      </div>
  +      <div class="row">
  +        <div class="col-sm-push-8 col-sm-4">
  +          <figure>
  +            <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_keep-configuration-tidy.svg", {:title => "Keep pipeline configuration tidy", :alt => "Keep pipeline configuration tidy"} %>
  +          </figure>
  +        </div>
  +        <div class="col-sm-pull-4 col-sm-8">
  +          <h2 class="features__title">Keep configuration tidy</h2>
  +          <p>
  +            Easily reuse pipeline configurations via GoCD's template system. This makes managing pipelines for versions
  +            and branches easy as pie.
  +          </p>
  +        </div>
  +        <hr/>
  +      </div>
  +      <div class="row">
  +        <div class="col-sm-4">
  +          <figure>
  +            <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_trust-your-team.svg", {:title => "Trust your team - be responsible", :alt => "Trust your team"} %>
  +          </figure>
  +        </div>
  +        <div class="col-sm-8">
  +          <h2 class="features__title">Trust your team; be responsible</h2>
  +          <p>
  +            While most enterprise applications go overboard with their permission model, GoCD seeks to provide just
  +            enough. In particular, GoCD supports auditable deployment and can delegate the configuration of pipelines to
  +            users without full-blown admin privileges.
  +          </p>
  +        </div>
  +        <hr/>
  +      </div>
  +      <div class="row">
  +        <div class="col-sm-push-8 col-sm-4">
  +          <figure>
  +            <%= image_tag "icons/go.cd_plugins.svg", {:title => "GoCD open source plugins", :alt => "GoCD open source plugins"} %>
  +          </figure>
  +        </div>
  +        <div class="col-sm-pull-4 col-sm-8">
  +          <h2 class="features__title">Plugins</h2>
  +          <p>
  +            GoCD has extension points for which plugins can be created. There are <%= link_to 'numerous plugins', '/plugins/index.html', "analytics-label" => "link_whygocd_plugins" %> already available, or if you don't see what you need, you can <%= link_to 'write your own', 'https://developer.gocd.org/current/writing_go_plugins/go_plugins_basics.html', "analytics-label" => "link_whygocd_plugin_writing_docs" %>.
  +          </p>
  +        </div>
  +        <hr/>
  +      </div>
  +    </div>
     <div class="screenshots chocolat-parent"  data-chocolat-title="set title">
       <h2 class="features__title">Screenshots</h2>
       <div class="row">
  
positive.code:         <figure>
            <a href="../assets/images/screenshots/agent-dpr-2.png" class="chocolat-image"  title="caption image 3">
              <%= image_tag "screenshots/thumb/agent-dpr-2.jpg", {:title => "Agents", :alt => "Agents"} %>
              <h5>Agents</h5>
            </figure>
          </div>
          <div class="col-sm-6">
            <figure>
              <a href="../assets/images/screenshots/vsm-dpr-2.png" class="chocolat-image"  title="caption image 4">
                <%= image_tag "screenshots/thumb/vsm-dpr-2.jpg", {:title => "Value stream map", :alt => "Value stream map"} %>
                </a>
                <h5>Value stream map</h5>
              </figure>
            </div>
          </div>
        </div>
        <div class='row'>
          <%= partial "partials/eventsbanner" %>
        </div>
      </div>
      </main>
negative.code:           <a href="../assets/images/screenshots/dashboard-one-red-dpr-2.png" class="chocolat-image" title="Dashboard">
              <%= image_tag "screenshots/thumb/dashboard-one-red-dpr-2.jpg", {:title => "Dashboard", :alt => "Dashboard"} %>
            </a>
            <h5>Dashboard</h5>
          </figure>
        </div>
  