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This example demonstrates a responsive SVG visualization where a gray rectangle remains centered within the container as its dimensions adjust dynamically. The code uses a `ResizeObserver` to continuously update the width and height in the component state, and D3’s `select` and `join` methods to efficiently render the SVG and rectangle. The inner rectangle's size is calculated from the container's current dimensions minus fixed margins, ensuring it always fits within the available space.

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A responsive visualization container that uses ResizeObserver.

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Make one of your visualizations responsive using this pattern

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