[examples/openspending][m] - fix requested by demenech

examples/openspending/content/about/presentations.md

@@ -3,15 +3,10 @@ title: Presentations
 section: about
 ---
 
-{% for presentation in site.pages %}{% if presentation.presentation %}
-[{{ presentation.title }}]({{ presentation.url }})
-{% if presentation.authors %}
 <div class="author">Written by
 <ul>
-{% for author in presentation.authors %}
-<li>{{ author }}</li>
-{% endfor %}
+<p><a href="/about/presentation-introduction/">Introduction to OpenSpending: Mapping the Money</a></p>
+<li>Anders Pedersen</li>
+
 </ul>
-</div>
-{% endif %}
-{% endif %}{% endfor %}
+</div

examples/openspending/content/resources/journo/index.md

@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ From the point at which funds come into the government's possession to when they
 
 Here are the guides we'll publish in the coming weeks:
 
-- [A guide to tax avoidance and evasion](resources/tax-avoidance-evasion/) with a full set of choices of stories from shadow markets in Africa to big companies setting up overseas shell companies;
-- [A guide to reading accounts both public and business](resources/reading-accounts/)
+- [A guide to tax avoidance and evasion](/resources/journo/resources/tax-avoidance-evasion/) with a full set of choices of stories from shadow markets in Africa to big companies setting up overseas shell companies;
+- [A guide to reading accounts both public and business](/resources/journo/resources/reading-accounts/)
 - The decisions for how to allocate public funds to different projects are often completely open. We provide a list of the allocation formulas and suggest what it would be sensible to correlate the allocation of funds with;
 - A guide to the many ways of grouping spending in the U.K. and beyond to help you find what you're looking for;
 - A guide to tax models. The U.K. uses a model called the General Computation Model -- we look at it in detail through contact with researchers involved;