Merge pull request #1265 from mito-ds/move-mito-cta-on-excel-to-python

trymito.io: move up the mitosheet CTA

Author: aarondr77

trymito.io/pages/excel-to-python/[...slug].tsx

@@ -175,6 +175,38 @@ const ExcelToPythonGlossaryPage = (props: {pageContent: PageContent, glossaryPag
                 })}
               </section>
 
+              {pageContent.mitoCTA !== undefined &&
+                <section className={excelToPythonStyles.section}>
+                  <div className={pageStyles.background_card} style={{padding: '10px', marginTop: '10px', borderRadius: '10px'}}>
+                    <h3 
+                      id={`Mito's ${functionNameShort} function`}
+                      className={classNames(excelToPythonStyles.section_h3_tag, excelToPythonStyles.link)}
+                      style={{marginTop: '5px'}}
+                    >
+                      Use Mito&apos;s {functionNameShort} function</h3>
+                    <p>
+                      Mito is an open source library that lets you write Excel formulas in Python. Either write the formula directly in Python or <Link href='/spreadsheet-automation'><a className={pageStyles.link}>use the {functionNameShort} formula in the Mito Spreadsheet</a></Link> and generate the equivalent Python code automatically.
+                    </p>
+                    <p>
+                      Mito&apos;s {functionNameShort} function works exactly like it does in Excel. That means you don&apos;t need worry about managing data types, handling errors, or the edge case differences between Excel and Python formulas.
+                    </p>
+                    <p>
+                      <a href={MITO_INSTALLATION_DOCS_LINK} target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" className={classNames(pageStyles.link, PLAUSIBLE_INSTALL_DOCS_CTA_LOCATION_EXCEL_TO_PYTHON_GLOSSARY_IN_CONTENT_CTA)}>Install Mito</a> to start using Excel formulas in Python.
+                    </p>
+                    <CodeBlock
+                      className={PLAUSIBLE_COPIED_CODE_MITO_EXPORTED_FUNCTION}
+                    >
+                      {[
+                        "# Import the mitosheet Excel functions",
+                        "from mitosheet.public.v3 import *;",
+                        "",
+                        `# Use Mito's ${functionNameShort} function`
+                      ].concat(pageContent.mitoCTA.codeLines).join('\n')}
+                    </CodeBlock>
+                  </div>
+                </section>
+              }
+
               {/* Equivalent Python Code Using Pandas */}
               <section className={excelToPythonStyles.section}>
                 <h2 
@@ -207,35 +239,6 @@ const ExcelToPythonGlossaryPage = (props: {pageContent: PageContent, glossaryPag
                           {codeSection.codeLines.join('\n')}
                         </CodeBlock>
                       }
-                      {index === 0 && pageContent.mitoCTA !== undefined &&
-                        <div className={pageStyles.background_card} style={{padding: '10px', marginTop: '10px', borderRadius: '10px'}}>
-                          <h3 
-                            id={`Mito's ${functionNameShort} function`}
-                            className={classNames(excelToPythonStyles.section_h3_tag, excelToPythonStyles.link)}
-                            style={{marginTop: '5px'}}
-                          >
-                            Use Mito&apos;s {functionNameShort} function</h3>
-                          <p>
-                            Mito is an open source library that lets you write Excel formulas in Python. Either write the formula directly in Python or <Link href='/spreadsheet-automation'><a className={pageStyles.link}>use the {functionNameShort} formula in the Mito Spreadsheet</a></Link> and generate the equivalent Python code automatically.
-                          </p>
-                          <p>
-                            Mito&apos;s {functionNameShort} function works exactly like it does in Excel. That means you don&apos;t need worry about managing data types, handling errors, or the edge case differences between Excel and Python formulas.
-                          </p>
-                          <p>
-                            <a href={MITO_INSTALLATION_DOCS_LINK} target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" className={classNames(pageStyles.link, PLAUSIBLE_INSTALL_DOCS_CTA_LOCATION_EXCEL_TO_PYTHON_GLOSSARY_IN_CONTENT_CTA)}>Install Mito</a> to start using Excel formulas in Python.
-                          </p>
-                          <CodeBlock
-                            className={PLAUSIBLE_COPIED_CODE_MITO_EXPORTED_FUNCTION}
-                          >
-                            {[
-                              "# Import the mitosheet Excel functions",
-                              "from mitosheet.public.v3 import *;",
-                              "",
-                              `# Use Mito's ${functionNameShort} function`
-                            ].concat(pageContent.mitoCTA.codeLines).join('\n')}
-                          </CodeBlock>
-                        </div>
-                      }
                     </>
                   )
                 })}