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Blank Canvas

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TThomas Seberechts
Last edited Jun 7, 2020
Created on Jun 7, 2020

A blank, rounded-rectangle canvas fills the browser window as the sole visual output. The example demonstrates a minimal SVG setup where no data is loaded or drawn beyond the background shape. It uses D3 v5 selections to size the SVG to the viewport and appends a single rectangle with rounded corners. The styling is handled by a separate stylesheet, while the rendering relies entirely on D3’s `select` and `attr` methods for SVG manipulation.

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