Fork of Pseudo Horizontal Bar Chart

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Fork of Pseudo Horizontal Bar Chart

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Last edited Sep 3, 2024

Created on Sep 3, 2024

Four horizontal bars display categorical values for labels A through D, with decreasing lengths from a full-width first bar to a quarter-width last bar. The chart uses raw SVG rectangles positioned on a 960×500 canvas, with text elements for category labels. The first bar uses a white fill with a black stroke and is distinct from the remaining solid black bars. Red fills the label for A, while B, C, and D appear in black, all rendered with the Share Tech font.

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An approximation of a bar chart.

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