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CSS is a mess. Time to improve it.

Now that I have spectral line data, it may be beneficial to weigh the points in the data the correspond to expected or likely emission or absorption lines.

Template IDs to keep:

100 A Star
101 K Star
102 M3 Star
103 M5 Star
7 G Star
41 Early Type Absorption Galaxy
43 Intermediate Type Galaxy
47 Late Type Emission Galaxy
58 Composite Galaxy (CROP FRONT AND BACK)
106 High Redshift Star Forming Galaxy (cut off after CIII)
111 Transitional Galaxy (CROP END)
112 Quasar

NOT 40 Telluric STUFF

Smooth spectra
Keep shape in for human viewing (display not normalised spectra) - smoothed raw is ideal.

Create an interactive Fabricjs display, with ability to mark spectral lines.

Now that I have the spectral line data, could investigate if adding extra weight to the chi2 process on likely spectral line locations improves matching.

Implement quality flags instead of "Save Redshift".
Give warning if user has not clicked a quality flag to accept a redshift.

Should click on a marker remove a line, or should I allow dragging it to shift the redshift of the plot. Referring to the blue tags at the top of the image.

Will try explicitly declaring focus.
Maybe prevent default
Maybe make nothing else selectable.

Can you show the positions and names of the sky-lines on the spectra?

Display current x and y over the top of the axes.

Will also have to implement a check on this, as it wont work in IE, so it will have to revert to cloning.