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Last edited Apr 6, 2025

Created on Apr 6, 2025

This example demonstrates a simple text-based visualization that centers a greeting message on the screen using D3.js. The page renders a large, horizontally aligned “Hello VizHub!” message through the `select` and `.text` methods from D3 to set the content of a div element. The styling is handled via CSS, with the message displayed in 12em font size and centered using the `text-align` property. The code relies on an ES6 module to export the message string, which is then imported and applied in the main script. No dynamic data or complex visual encodings are present.

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