few touchups

adamwlev · Sep 21, 2019 · 32ae819 · 32ae819
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diff --git a/assets/js/j.js b/assets/js/j.js
@@ -73,7  73,8 @@ function draw_circles(top_key,indicators,sel_tup){
                        .attr("r", radius)
                        .style("fill",((is_purple) ? "#6603fc" : "#f77284"))
                        .style("opacity",((is_purple) ? 1.0 : .5))
-                       .style("stroke", ((is_purple) ? "none" : "#8f045a"));
                        .style("stroke", ((is_purple) ? "#6603fc" : "#8f045a"))
                        .style("stroke-width",.8);
                     if ((is_purple) && (radius<1.5)){
                         svg.append('path')
                             .style("fill","none")
@@ -150,7  151,9 @@ function draw_first_circle(){
         .attr("cx", 150)
         .attr("cy", 150)
         .attr("r", 140)
-        .style("fill", "#6603fc");
         .style("fill", "#6603fc")
         .style("stroke-width",.8)
         .style("stroke","#6603fc");
     $(".results").html("No selection has been made yet so the circle represents all <b>"   format_big_number((($("#include_genz").prop("checked")) ? n : n_without))   "</b> people in the dataset.");
     if (!($("#triangle").length)){
         svg.append("svg:defs").append("svg:marker")

diff --git a/index.html b/index.html
@@ -23,7  23,7 @@ <h1>How Common Are You</h1>
                 <li>How common various combinations of characteristics are</li>
             </ul>
             <b>How does it work?</b><br>
-            Just click on the characteristics in the form below and the visualization and statistical result will automatically update<br>
             Click on the characteristics in the form below and the visualization and statistical result will automatically update. The size of each circle is proportional to the size of one group. The data is as of 2017 (2018 data out soon).<br>
             <b>What was this inspired by?</b><br>
             This was inspired by an episode of NPR's Planet Money called <a href="https://www.npr.org/2019/08/28/755191639/episode-936-the-modal-american">"The Modal American"</a>. In fact it uses almost the same data and methodology as they describe in their write up<br>
             <b>Show me the gory data details!</b><br>