anchor.diff:  				};
   
   	 
  -	| In the menuClickHandler we tell the ContentPanel to show the loading image, before then initiating an AJAX call. When it gets the response back from the server it asks the PanelContent to update to the new content, and the Menu to switch to the show the menu item for the content as active. 
  +	| In the menuClickHandler we tell the ContentPanel to show the loading image, before then initiating an AJAX call. When it gets the response back from the server it asks the PanelContent to update to the new content, and the Menu to switch to 
  +	| show the menu item for the content as active. 
   
   	h4 Handling the AJAX requests for content
   	| The last thing to do to get it working is to add a route handler in "./routes/index.js" to handle /what/get, /who/get, /why/get and /how/get requests. For that, we add another routing entry.
  
positive.code: 					return str.indexOf(suffix, str.length - suffix.length) !== -1;
  				}
  				
  	| "initalData" is an object that will be used to tell the client side versions for React what the data was that was used to render the components on the server side. In the interest of not rehashing 
  	| code, I'm leaving it in these code snippets. For now you can ignore it, but note that whatever I pass to a React component, I add to this object too. The code to render the components are pretty straight forward. Note however 
  	| that the "renderToString()" function is used, as we want to pass it to the Jade view to use where appropriate.
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negative.code: 		| Let's quickly go over the folder structure and important files.
  		h5 /bin/www
  		|   It is the script file that Express uses to start the http server. If you're looking to configure ports 
  		| and such, that's where you need to go to do that. Previous versions of Express used a server.js, file in the application root. A lot of online examples still refer to "server.js", 
  		| so don't get confused.
  		
  		h5 /node_modules
  