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 ## API Reference
 
-<a href="#parliamentChart" name="parliamentChart">#</a> <b>parliamentChart(data, width)</b>
+<a href="#parliamentChart" name="parliamentChart">#</a> <b>parliamentChart</b>(data, width)
 
 Given an array of objects and the width of the chart, `parliamentChart()` creates an object that can either be used to return processed seat locations or called on a d3 selection directly. The height is automatically set to half of the width. The most basic usage of this plugin:
 
@@ -25,39 +25,39 @@ d3.select('g').call(d3.parliamentChart([
 
 Note: if data objects contain x and y values, this library will overwrite those values. If the chart is not big enough to accommodate the given settings, it will fit a half circle and any further data points will not be assigned an x / y value.
 
-<a href="#data" name="data">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>data(data)</b>
+<a href="#data" name="data">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>data</b>(data)
 
 If data is provided, replaces the raw data in this object. If data is not provided, this function acts like a getter and adds a `x` and a `y` attribute to each element in the array, which specifies the coordinates of each point. Seats are arranged in order of their polar degrees, left to right corresponding with 0 to data length respectively.
 
-<a href="#aggregatedData" name="aggregatedData">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>aggregatedData(data)</b>
+<a href="#aggregatedData" name="aggregatedData">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>aggregatedData</b>(data)
 
 This function provides a more convenient method to set an aggregated version of the data. It takes an array of objects in which each object has a `seats` key that specifies how many seats this party / color has. For instance, you can pass in:
 
 ```
 [{ seats: 48, color: 'blue' }, { seats: 2, color: 'black' }, { seats: 50, color: 'red' }] 
 ```
 
-<a href="#width" name="width">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>width(width)</b>
+<a href="#width" name="width">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>width</b>(width)
 
 Sets the width used for calculating the points of the parliament chart.
 
-<a href="#sections" name="sections">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>sections(sections)</b>
+<a href="#sections" name="sections">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>sections</b>(sections)
 
 Sets the number of sections we want to show in this parliament chart.
 
-<a href="#sectionGap" name="sectionGap">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>sectionGap(sectionGap)</b>
+<a href="#sectionGap" name="sectionGap">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>sectionGap</b>(sectionGap)
 
 Sets the gap between sections for this parliament chart.
 
-<a href="#seatRadius" name="seatRadius">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>seatRadius(seatRadius)</b>
+<a href="#seatRadius" name="seatRadius">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>seatRadius</b>(seatRadius)
 
 Sets the radius of each seat in this parliament chart.
 
-<a href="#rowHeight" name="rowHeight">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>rowHeight(rowHeight)</b>
+<a href="#rowHeight" name="rowHeight">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>rowHeight</b>(rowHeight)
 
 Sets the height of each row for this parliament chart.
 
-<a href="#debug" name="debug">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>debug(debug)</b>
+<a href="#debug" name="debug">#</a> <i>pc</i>.<b>debug</b>(debug)
 
 Takes a boolean that if true, draws a set of guidelines for what this chart is supposed to look like.