🚧 adjust section names and move "Focus on selected" lower

static-site/content/blog/2024-12-10-auspice-2024.md

@@ -17,34 +17,14 @@ git tag --list --format='%(creatordate:short)' | grep '^2024' | wc -l
 
 ## Table of contents
 
-- [Focus on Selected](#focus-on-selected)
-- [View in Other Platforms](#view-in-other-platforms)
+- [View in other platforms](#view-in-other-platforms)
 - [Performance improvements](#performance-improvements)
-- [Conveying confidence of tips through saturation](#conveying-confidence-of-tips-through-saturation)
-- [Filtering on all metadata](#filtering-on-all-metadata)
+- [Convey tip confidence through saturation](#convey-tip-confidence-through-saturation)
+- [Focus on selected](#focus-on-selected)
+- [Filter on all metadata](#filter-on-all-metadata)
 - [Full changelog](#full-changelog)
 
-## Focus on Selected
-
-When viewing large phylogenetic trees with a sparse filter, it can be difficult
-to really see and understand the selected tips as they occupy a minority of the
-vertical space available. Enabling **Focus on Selected** allows the selected
-tips to take up more vertical space compared to other tips. For example,
-[filtering the SARS-CoV-2 global 6m view to one of the earliest clades, 20I
-(Alpha)](https://nextstrain.org/ncov/gisaid/global/6m@2024-12-10?d=tree&f_clade_membership=20I%20%28Alpha%29&p=full):
-
-[![Focus on Selected example](/blog/img/focus-on-selected-example.png)]()
-
-You can toggle this focus on/off in the sidebar:
-
-[![Focus on Selected toggle](/blog/img/focus-on-selected-toggle.png)]()
-
-We [plan](https://github.com/nextstrain/auspice/issues/1368) to continue
-exploring better ways to understand sets of sequences in the context of the
-larger tree, initially by better use of the horizontal axis which should help
-for early clades in the tree such as 20I (Alpha).
-
-## View in Other Platforms
+## View in other platforms
 
 Historically, we have always been strong advocates for interoperability between
 platforms. For many years, Nextstrain.org has supported
@@ -93,7 +73,7 @@ trees with over 4,000 tips](https://github.com/nextstrain/auspice/pull/1880).
 These changes should result in a more responsive feel, especially on large
 datasets.
 
-## Conveying confidence of tips through saturation
+## Convey tip confidence through saturation
 
 We've long used desaturation to convey (lack of) confidence in inferred metadata
 for branches, and we now do the same for tips. Tips with high confidence will
@@ -104,7 +84,27 @@ dataset where many tips lack geographic metadata:
 
 [![Confidence through saturation](/blog/img/confidence-through-saturation.png)]()
 
-## Filtering on all metadata
+## Focus on selected
+
+When viewing large phylogenetic trees with a sparse filter, it can be difficult
+to really see and understand the selected tips as they occupy a minority of the
+vertical space available. Enabling **Focus on Selected** allows the selected
+tips to take up more vertical space compared to other tips. For example,
+[filtering the SARS-CoV-2 global 6m view to one of the earliest clades, 20I
+(Alpha)](https://nextstrain.org/ncov/gisaid/global/6m@2024-12-10?d=tree&f_clade_membership=20I%20%28Alpha%29&p=full):
+
+[![Focus on Selected example](/blog/img/focus-on-selected-example.png)]()
+
+You can toggle this focus on/off in the sidebar:
+
+[![Focus on Selected toggle](/blog/img/focus-on-selected-toggle.png)]()
+
+We [plan](https://github.com/nextstrain/auspice/issues/1368) to continue
+exploring better ways to understand sets of sequences in the context of the
+larger tree, initially by better use of the horizontal axis which should help
+for early clades in the tree such as 20I (Alpha).
+
+## Filter on all metadata
 
 All categorical metadata available for the tree – i.e. all data within
 `node.node_attrs` – are now available as options for **Filter Data**. Combined