Manipulating DOM

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Manipulating DOM

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Last edited Sep 13, 2020

Created on Aug 23, 2020

This example demonstrates how D3.js can dynamically manipulate HTML elements in the DOM. Using d3.select, the code changes text colors, background colors, and list attributes when the "Change!" button is clicked, and resets them with the "Reset!" button. The page includes a heading, paragraphs, and ordered/unordered lists styled via CSS, showing D3's ability to modify existing web content beyond SVG visualization.

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