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Responding to Resize

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Cchang ho lee
Last edited Oct 26, 2020
Created on Oct 26, 2020

This example demonstrates how to make a data visualization responsive by resizing an SVG chart to fill the browser window. The chart container uses CSS positioning with fixed edges, while the SVG element has explicit width and height attributes. The implementation relies on D3.js v5, with the core interaction tied to listening for window resize events, though the main visual content would be rendered through D3’s SVG manipulation methods. The example focuses on the structural setup for handling viewport changes rather than displaying a specific dataset.

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