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* S3 uploads (#294)
* Added styling to create drop shadows on images via anchor in image url
* Updated create S3 bucket process to reflect new default settings that prevent making a bucket public. I only later saw the guidelines around image creation, but have a look, as you may find these acceptable.
as you may find these acceptable.
* Updating screenshots for S3 buckets
* Making copy changes
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Select **Create Bucket** and pick a name for your application and select the **US East (N. Virginia) Region** Region. Since our application is being served out using a CDN, the region should not matter to us.
Go through the next steps and leave the defaults by clicking **Next**.
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Click **Next**through the configure options step.
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In the permissions step, make sure to uncheck **Block new public bucket policies** and **Block public and cross-account access if bucket has public policies**. Making buckets public is a common security error, but in our case we'll be serving our app from the bucket, so want it to be public.
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Click **Create bucket** on the review page to create the bucket.
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Now click on your newly created bucket from the list and navigate to its permissions panel by clicking **Permissions**.
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