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Responsive Axes

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Last edited Mar 15, 2025

Created on Mar 15, 2025

This example demonstrates a visualization container with responsive axes that maintain consistent tick mark density as the window is resized. The code uses D3.js scales and axis components, including `scaleLinear`, `axisBottom`, and `axisLeft`, to render the chart. A `ResizeObserver` detects container dimension changes, and the tick count is recalculated based on the inner width and height divided by a fixed pixel density. The axes and their labels update dynamically to match the new size.

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A viz container with responsive axes that have consistent tick mark density. Try opening in full screen mode and resizing!

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Use this technique to make the axes on your viz responsive

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