Improve readability of ggsql visualization queries#201
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Refactor ggsql visualization queries for better readability, especially on mobile devices where people tend to read things they see on the socials, by formatting the code with line breaks.
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Minor update to the ggsql visualization queries for better readability, especially on mobile devices where people tend to read things they see on the socials, by formatting the code with line breaks.
FYI: I submitted this as an edit via GitHub so I made the change to the
.qmdbut not the.mdfile. ApologiesFor reference, here's what I see on my iPhone when reading the current blog post: