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Try this: http://babynamegraphs.com/female/multipleNamesGraph?names%5B%5D=mark http://babynamegraphs.com/female/multipleNamesGraph?names%5B... and double clic
by spacejunkie 15y ago
Try this:
http://babynamegraphs.com/female/multipleNamesGraph?names%5B%5D=mark http://babynamegraphs.com/female/multipleNamesGraph?names%5B...
and double click to show the "all time" graph.
Note this shows _females_.
And, of course, you have to see what this returns:
http://babynamegraphs.com/male/multipleNamesGraph?names%5B%5D=sue http://babynamegraphs.com/male/multipleNamesGraph?names%5B%5...
- phuff 15y agoYeah, I actually have them separated this way because I couldn't think of a great way to label/display male + female names for the same graph at the same time. I've thought of only showing the predominant gender for each name, but then doozies like the female John http://babynamegraphs.com/female/multipleNamesGraph?names[]=John http://babynamegraphs.com/female/multipleNamesGraph?names[]=... would be unavailable :)