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Responding to Resize

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Created on Jun 5, 2020

This example demonstrates how a visualization can automatically respond to changes in the browser window size. It draws a green X spanning the full width and height of the viewport, with thick, semi-transparent strokes. The code uses CSS to make a chart container fill the screen, then relies on the `resize` event listener to trigger a redraw. Within the `redraw` function, D3 v5 selects the container and sets the SVG’s `width` and `height` attributes based on `clientWidth` and `clientHeight`, using a data-driven approach to update the lines’ coordinates.

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