Let's make a Viz

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Let's make a Viz

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Last edited Apr 10, 2020

Created on Apr 10, 2020

A bare HTML page contains only an empty SVG canvas, with no visible data or visualization rendered. The code defines a minimal scaffold with a monospace font and a CSS class for highlighted text, but no JavaScript or React logic is executed. This example serves as a starting point for building a visualization, referencing a React Starter template for further development. The styling applies a large font size and red highlight color, but the SVG remains blank.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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