diff --git a/docs/taxoniumtools.md b/docs/taxoniumtools.md index 5eb6912d..0179b85a 100644 --- a/docs/taxoniumtools.md +++ b/docs/taxoniumtools.md @@ -35,12 +35,10 @@ You can then open that `tfci-taxonium.jsonl.gz` file at [taxonium.org](http://ta Right now Taxoniumtools is limited in the types of genome annotations it can support, for SARS-CoV-2 we recommend using the exact [modified .gb file we use in the example](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theosanderson/taxonium/master/taxoniumtools/test_data/hu1.gb), which splits ORF1ab into ORF1a and ORF1b to avoid the need to model ribosome slippage. ``` - ```{note} Some people ask what the "L" in JSONL is for. JSONL means "JSON Lines". Each line of the file is a separate JSON object. In the case of Taxonium JSONL format, the very first line contains a lot of metadata about the tree as a whole, and then each additional line contains information about a single node. It's important to use the "jsonl" extension instead of "json" as otherwise the interface may try to parse your tree as a NextStrain JSON file. ``` - ##### usher_to_taxonium ```{eval-rst} diff --git a/taxonium_web_client/src/components/AboutOverlay.jsx b/taxonium_web_client/src/components/AboutOverlay.jsx index 64f52bd8..70b81346 100644 --- a/taxonium_web_client/src/components/AboutOverlay.jsx +++ b/taxonium_web_client/src/components/AboutOverlay.jsx @@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ function AboutOverlay({ enabled, setEnabled, overlayContent }) {
- Taxonium is a web application for exploring phylogenetic trees.
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+ Taxonium is a web application for exploring phylogenetic trees. Find
+ out more at our{" "}
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