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Responsive Viz Container

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Last edited Feb 7, 2024

Created on Feb 6, 2024

This example demonstrates a responsive visualization container that automatically resizes an SVG to fit its parent element. Upon initial render, it sets up a ResizeObserver to track the container’s dimensions and updates the state with the latest width and height. The visualization draws a gray inner rectangle using D3’s select and join methods, calculating its size from configurable margins. The code shows how to integrate ResizeObserver with D3 selections for dynamic, layout-aware graphics.

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A responsive visualization container that uses ResizeObserver.

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Make one of your visualizations responsive using this pattern

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