consider reversing `max_bounds` parameter in `bivariate_map()`

[ericnost]

ECHO_modules/ECHO_modules/utilities.py

Line 805 in c6f2b3c

m = folium.Map(max_bounds=True, min_zoom=2)

I think the effect of setting this to true is that now the map centers on 0,0 at zoom level 2 by default, rather than calculating the bounds of the data and zooming appropriately.

[ericnost]

See #97

[shansen5]

The was put in to stop the infinite wrap-around from scrolling around the earth in the map.
This stackoverflow post suggested setting max_bounds=True.

One easy way is to use the max_bounds parameter in the Map() function and set it to True. Using this parameter restricts the map to one view of the continents.

Here's an example :

m = folium.Map(location=loc,max_bounds=True)

[ericnost]

Thanks Steve! I should've been clearer: I think it was good to set max_bounds=True to stop the infinite wrap-around, but I think an effect of this is that now when you create a bivariate_map() or a point_mapper() map, the Map object that is returned and displayed is centered on 0,0 and is zoomed out probably to level 2, rather than zoomed in on the place where the data are. I will try to get a screenshot of this.