Add Show events option to Explore (#102)

Author: tothmano

query-data/explore.mdx

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 Axiom can also display an event timeline about the distribution of events across the selected time range. In the event timeline, each bar represents the number of events matched within that specific time interval. Holding the pointer over a bar reveals a blue line marking the total events and shows when those events occurred in that particular time range. To display the event timeline, click <img src="/doc-assets/icons/options.svg" className="inline-icon" alt="View options icon" />, and then click **Show chart**.
 
-Drag the pointer over the event timeline to focus on the time range. The time range of your query automatically updates to match what you selected.
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 ### Query results with visualizations
 
 When you run a query with visualizations, Axiom displays all the visualizations that you add to the query. Hold the pointer over charts to get extra detail on each result set.
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 On time series charts, holding the pointer over a specific time shows the same marker on similar charts for easy comparison.
 
-When you run a query with a time series visualization, you can use the **Compare period** menu to select a historical time against which to compare the results of your time range. For example, to compare the last hour’s average response time to the same time yesterday, select `1 hr` in the time range menu, and then select `-1 day` from the **Compare period** menu. The dotted line represents results from the base date, and the totals table includes the comparative totals.
+When you run a query with a time series visualization, you can use the **Compare period** menu to select a historical time against which to compare the results of your time range. For example, to compare the last hour’s average response time to the same time yesterday, select `1 hr` in the time range menu, and then select `-1 day` from the **Compare period** menu. The dotted line represents results from the base date, and the totals table includes the comparative totals.
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+### Highlight time range
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+In the event timeline, line charts, and heat maps, you can drag the pointer over the chart to highlight a specific time range, and then choose one of the following:
+- **Zoom** enlarges the section of the chart you highlighted.
+- **Show events** displays events in the selected time range in the event details view.
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+The time range of your query automatically updates to match what you selected.