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Menu with D3

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Last edited Mar 29, 2024

Created on Mar 26, 2024

This example demonstrates how to add an interactive dropdown menu to a D3 visualization, showing the selected car brand as a text message. It uses D3’s data-join pattern to bind menu options to a `select` element, updating the displayed text when the selection changes. Bootstrap’s `form-select` class styles the dropdown, while D3’s `on('change')` listener updates the application state via the `setState` function. The code highlights a clean separation between UI rendering and state management, making it a practical template for incorporating menus into larger D3 projects.

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A demonstration of how to use the select element and Bootstrap to create a dropdown menu with D3.

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Incorporate a menu into one of your visualizations

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