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This example:  right? If so, it works for me. Any other information? The browser you use? Any screenshots?

None of the fiddles work at the moment.

A few mistakes here. First, you should use another variable name for second graph. Also, you should pass another array (data) to another graph. Here is the working version: https://jsfiddle.net/ceremcem/u6ffh0xm/4/

That's correct? Isn't it?

A-ha! wait a little bit.

`the_data2` was a little bit misleading. Here is a slightly different `the_data2` https://jsfiddle.net/ceremcem/u6ffh0xm/5/ and here is its screenshot: 

1. I didn't understand what you mean here. 2. I didn't touch that part on purpose. Here is a better looking version: https://jsfiddle.net/ceremcem/u6ffh0xm/6/ It's all about the CSS. 

An example that demonstrates the issue, right? There is no special code required here, the following graph produces the same issue: http://code.shutterstock.com/rickshaw/examples/lines.html 

This goal can also be accomplished by dynamically generating the static BTRBK configuration file. Here is the proof of concept script that I'm currently using, `gen-config.sh`: ```bash #!/bin/bash set -eu...

For other users, I implemented such a tool, [mark-snapshots.sh](https://github.com/ceremcem/smith-sync/blob/master/mark-snapshots.sh). Only dependency of this script is [btrfs-ls](https://github.com/ceremcem/smith-sync/blob/master/btrfs-ls), whose only dependency is `btrbk`. My usage is [here](https://github.com/ceremcem/erik-sync/commit/07e4d8b5e46ffdf5f29d75c7f82392f41b2edc68). As a summary, you may...