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Author: thomasp85

doc/faq.qmd

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-title: Frequently Asked Questions
+title: Frequently asked questions
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-## Getting Started
+## Getting started
 
 ::: {.callout-note collapse="true"}
 ## What is ggsql?
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 We have designed ggsql to be modular, both when it comes to the database input and the final rendering. For the first phase of the development we have chosen to use Vegalite as a renderer as it has allowed us to iterate quickly, but we do not envision Vegalite to remain the only, nor default writer in the future.
 :::
 
-## Syntax & Usage
+## Syntax & usage
 
 ::: {.callout-note collapse="true"}
 ## What's the difference between `VISUALISE` and `VISUALIZE`?

doc/gallery/examples/bar-chart.qmd

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-title: "Bar Chart"
+title: "Bar chart"
 description: "Categorical comparisons using bars"
 image: thumbnails/bar-chart.svg
 categories: [basic, bar]
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 ## Variations
 
-### Horizontal Bars
+### Horizontal bars
 
 Use `PROJECT y, x TO cartesian` to flip the axes for horizontal bars:
 
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     y => 'Count'
 ```
 
-### Auto-Count Bar Chart
+### Auto-count bar chart
 
 When you don't specify a y aesthetic, ggsql automatically counts occurrences:
 

doc/gallery/examples/faceted.qmd

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-title: "Faceted Plot"
+title: "Faceted plot"
 description: "Small multiples showing data split by category"
 image: thumbnails/faceted.svg
 categories: [faceted, advanced]
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ LABEL
 
 ## Variations
 
-### Grid Layout with Two Variables
+### Grid layout with two variables
 
 Use `FACET rows BY cols` to create a grid layout:
 
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     y => 'Bill Depth (mm)'
 ```
 
-### Free Scales
+### Free scales
 
 Allow each facet to have independent axis scales with `SETTING free`:
 

doc/gallery/examples/histogram.qmd

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 ## Variations
 
-### Custom Bin Count
+### Custom bin count
 
 Control the number of bins with `SETTING bins`:
 
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     y => 'Count'
 ```
 
-### Custom Bin Width
+### Custom bin width
 
 Set explicit bin width instead of count:
 
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     y => 'Count'
 ```
 
-### Density Instead of Count
+### Density instead of count
 
 Use `REMAPPING` to show density (proportion) instead of count:
 

doc/gallery/examples/line-chart.qmd

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-title: "Line Chart"
+title: "Line chart"
 description: "Time series visualization with proper date scaling"
 image: thumbnails/line-chart.svg
 categories: [basic, line, time-series]
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ LABEL
 
 ## Variations
 
-### Multiple Lines by Category
+### Multiple lines by category
 
 ```{ggsql}
 SELECT Date, Temp, Month FROM ggsql:airquality

doc/gallery/examples/multi-layer.qmd

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-title: "Multi-Layer Plot"
+title: "Multi-layer plot"
 description: "Combining multiple geometric layers in one visualization"
 image: thumbnails/multi-layer.svg
 categories: [layers, advanced]
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 ## Variations
 
-### Different Aesthetics Per Layer
+### Different aesthetics per layer
 
 Each layer can have its own aesthetic mappings using `MAPPING`:
 
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     y => 'Value'
 ```
 
-### Layers from Different Data Sources
+### Layers from different data sources
 
 Use `MAPPING ... FROM` to pull each layer from different CTEs:
 

doc/gallery/examples/scatterplot.qmd

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-title: "Scatter Plot"
+title: "Scatter plot"
 description: "Basic scatter plot mapping two numeric variables to position"
 image: thumbnails/scatterplot.svg
 categories: [basic, point]
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ LABEL
 
 ## Variations
 
-### With Color by Species
+### With color by species
 
 ```{ggsql}
 VISUALISE bill_len AS x, bill_dep AS y, species AS color FROM ggsql:penguins

doc/gallery/index.qmd

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-title: Example Gallery
+title: Example gallery
 listing:
   contents: examples
   type: grid

doc/index.qmd

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 ggsql brings the elegance of the [Grammar of Graphics](get_started/grammar.qmd) to SQL. Write familiar queries, add visualization clauses, and see your data transform into beautiful, composable charts — no context switching, no separate tools, just SQL with superpowers.
 
 ::: {.hero-buttons}
-[Get Started](get_started/installation.qmd){.btn .btn-primary .btn-lg}
-[View Examples](gallery/index.qmd){.btn .btn-outline-primary .btn-lg}
+[Get started](get_started/installation.qmd){.btn .btn-primary .btn-lg}
+[View examples](gallery/index.qmd){.btn .btn-outline-primary .btn-lg}
 :::
 :::
 
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 ::: {.features}
 
 ::: {.feature}
-### Familiar Syntax
+### Familiar syntax
 
 Write standard SQL queries and seamlessly extend them with visualization clauses. Your existing SQL knowledge transfers directly.
 
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 :::
 
 ::: {.feature}
-### Grammar of Graphics
+### Grammar of graphics
 
 Compose visualizations from independent layers, scales, and coordinates. Mix and match components for powerful custom visuals. The [grammar of graphics](get_started/grammar.qmd) provides you with a single mental model for every type of plot.
 
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 :::
 
 ::: {.feature}
-### Built for Humans _and_ AI
+### Built for humans _and_ AI
 
 The structured syntax makes it easy for AI agents to write, and for you to read, adjust, and verify.
 

doc/syntax/index.qmd

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 title: "Syntax"
 ---
 
-## Main Clauses
+## Main clauses
 ggsql augments the standard SQL syntax with a number of new clauses to describe a visualisation. Apart from `VISUALISE` needing to be the first, the order of these clauses is arbitrary, though grouping e.g. all `DRAW` clauses will lead to queries that are easier to reason about:
 
 - [`VISUALISE`](clause/visualise.qmd) initiates the visualisation part of the query