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I'm working with the Google Books API and the Branding Guidelines state that I have to have a prominent link to the Google Books page for each search result. Cool, I'm fine with that.

However:

1. saleInfo.buyLink isn't always there in the API response
2. volumeInfo.infoLink and volumeInfo.canonicalVolumeLink sometimes often go to a "Not Found" page (for example this page, which is supposed to have information for "Lunar Orbiter State Estimation Using Neural Network-based Crater Detection" by Lena Marie Downs [don't ask, I used faker to call the API with random keywords and picked a random result])

So my question becomes, is it my responsibility to try to find workarounds for any of that, in order to be compliant? Or should I just go with what Google Books gives me and call it a day?

I have this Highcharts timeline and I want to rename the series labels to be more descriptive (instead of displaying 'Series 1', 'Series 2', etc) in other words, a meaningful label name.

I thought it was as simple as adding brackets and calling the name property, but this fails to render. This is troublesome, since this is the only documentation I can find on naming series in Highcharts.

Here is the code:

Is it possible edit a timeline in Highcharts to match the image?

I have a working example of the timeline that I want, but I cannot get the color coding/filtering. I'm trying to filter such that when you click on a filter, it decreases the opacity of the other items.

(BONUS QUESTION: Is it possible to create a drilldown on a timeline? Not asking for coding help there, just the possibility)

Here is my timeline code: