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Responsive Margin Convention

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PParamjeet Dhiman
Last edited Jan 20, 2020
Created on Jan 20, 2020

This example demonstrates how to apply the D3.js margin convention in a responsive visualization that adapts to the full browser window. It renders an SVG with axes and a rounded rectangle, using d3.axisLeft and d3.axisBottom with linear scales. The marginConvention function calculates inner dimensions and translates a group element, while a resize listener re-renders the chart on window changes. The code reuses selections with .merge() to update elements efficiently.

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Jumping off point for creating your own responsive visualizations with margins.

Contains a reusable implementation of the D3.js Margin Convention.

MIT Licensed

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