README.md in chartjs-ror-1.0.0 vs README.md in chartjs-ror-1.0.1

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 * All of Chart.js's features via one line of Ruby.
 * Legends for your charts.
 * Renders charts on page load rather than DOMContentReady ([reason][browsersupport]).
 * Animates unless you have Modernizr and it doesn't detect canvas support ([reason][browsersupport]).  You can manually override this.
+* Optional alternative (better?) abscissa scale calculations.
+* Utility method for filling in gaps in integer series.
 
 NOTE: this is Rails 3.0 only at the moment, so pre-asset pipeline.  I plan to upgrade soon.
 
 
 ## Installation
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 ### Options
 
 You can put anything in the `options` hash that Chart.js recognises.  It also supports these non-Chart.js settings:
 
-* `:css_class` - class of the enclosing `<figure/>` - default is `chart`.
+* `:class` - class of the enclosing `<figure/>` - default is `chart`.
 * `:element_id` - id of the `<canvas/>` - default is `chart-n` where `n` is the 0-based index of the chart on the page.
 * `:width` - width of the canvas in px - default is `400`.
 * `:height` - height of the canvas in px - default is `400`.
 * `:legend` - an array of names for the datasets.
 
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 * `dataset-m` where `m` is the 0-based index of the item.
 * The id value of the canvas.
 
 This lets you style legends in general but override the styles for specific charts.
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+### Scale calculations
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+The plugin implements its own abscissa scale calculations which I prefer to Chart.js's.  You can opt-in to these calculations by passing `scaleOverride: true` in the `options` hash, without any of the other scale override keys (`scaleSteps`, `scaleStepWidth`, `scaleStartValue`).
 
 
 ## Inspiration
 
 * [Chart.js][] (obviously)