varunvarma1987 (@varunvarma1987), VizHub

Fork of HTML Starter

This example displays a static SVG circle alongside a large "Hello HTML" message, styled with CSS and centered text. The page combines plain HTML elements with an inline SVG shape, demonstrating how SVG graphics can be embedded directly within an HTML document. The code uses native DOM APIs and CSS styling, with no external JavaScript libraries or data sources. The SVG circle has a fixed cx, cy, and r attribute, rendering as a simple black outline against a white background. This serves as a minimal template for integrating vector graphics into web pages.

Jun 11, 2023

Loading thumbnail…

Fork of HTML what

This example displays a single large, centered message reading “Hello HTML!” in a plain web page. The code uses basic HTML structure with inline CSS to style the text with a 13em font size and center alignment. It demonstrates how a minimal HTML document can incorporate CSS for visual styling and JavaScript for dynamic behavior, though no JavaScript is currently active in the shown markup. The page relies on standard web technologies—HTML elements, CSS rules, and a script tag—without any external libraries or data sources, making it a stripped-down template for learning or testing.

May 15, 2023

Loading thumbnail…

Fork of HTML Starter

This example displays a centered “Hello HTML!” message in large text using a plain HTML page with embedded CSS and JavaScript. The styling applies a 13em font size and text alignment through a CSS class, while the content lives in a single `<div>` element. It demonstrates a minimal setup with no external libraries, relying only on native HTML and CSS to render the output. The page serves as a basic template for mixing markup and styling without additional dependencies.

May 15, 2023

Loading thumbnail…

Fork of HTML Starter

This example displays a centered “Hello HTML!” message in large text using a plain HTML page with embedded CSS and JavaScript. The styling applies a 13em font size and text alignment through a CSS class, while the content lives in a single `<div>` element. It demonstrates a minimal setup with no external libraries, relying only on native HTML and CSS to render the output. The page serves as a basic template for mixing markup and styling without additional dependencies.

May 15, 2023

Loading thumbnail…

Timeline

This example shows a simple timeline visualization rendered as a full-page HTML document using React. The chart is built with a custom React component that displays a horizontal sequence of events, though the specific data values are not defined in the provided files. The implementation relies on JavaScript and the React library, with the chart mounted into a `#wrapper` div via `chart.js`. The page also includes a basic CSS message element, and the code structure follows a minimal starter template without additional visualization libraries like D3.

May 15, 2023