feed(derived-variables): the cover is framed for a card, and the next-release line goes

The cover is the same capture as the article's grid still - 1024 CSS px at 2x,
clipped to the rows - so the derived columns are legible on the feed card rather
than a thumbnail of a mostly-empty page.  It also stops promising the next
release, which is about to be stale.
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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ It is never a five minute job - so Data Controller now does the obvious thing in
The part that took the thinking is that they filter like any other column. That needed a DATA step view rather than a data step, and the reasoning is worth reading: [Derived variables: computed columns you can filter on](/derived-variables/). The part that took the thinking is that they filter like any other column. That needed a DATA step view rather than a data step, and the reasoning is worth reading: [Derived variables: computed columns you can filter on](/derived-variables/).
Ships with the next release. Reference: [Derived Variables](https://docs.datacontroller.io/derived-variables/). Reference: [Derived Variables](https://docs.datacontroller.io/derived-variables/).
If a table of yours has been waiting for "just one more column", we would love to [hear from you](/contact). If a table of yours has been waiting for "just one more column", we would love to [hear from you](/contact).