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Blank Layout

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Last edited Jan 29, 2022

Created on Jan 23, 2021

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A blank, blue full-window layout demonstrates the BlankLayout pattern for building responsive D3 visualizations. Using the d3.v7 library, the page fills the entire browser viewport through an absolutely positioned div, with dimensions calculated from `window.innerHeight` and `window.innerWidth`. The layout exposes a render chain that child functions can join for coordinated updates, and it tracks content dimensions during resize events. This minimal example shows how to establish a structured, method-chaining foundation for subsequent chart rendering operations.

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BlankLayout

BlankLayout creates a blank browser window layout. This layout will utilize 100% of the height and width in the specified selector. This layout will also provide a starting endpoint for consistent top-down size allocations during render operations.

Features

Full-window layout that responds to window resize events
Child render function chaining
Dimension tracking and accessibility
Method chaining support

Usage

MIT Licensed

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