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Tree diagram using images for nodes in v6

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Dd3noob
Last edited Sep 13, 2020
Created on Sep 13, 2020

This tree diagram visualizes a hierarchical dataset, using images as the nodes to represent each entity. The diagram is constructed with D3.js v6, leveraging the `d3.tree` layout algorithm and the `d3.hierarchy` function to structure the parent-child relationships. The SVG rendering includes curved links and styled text labels for internal and leaf nodes, with each node’s image sourced from a URL, while link strokes reflect the `level` data attribute.

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This is a tree diagram with images used for nodes written with d3.js v6.

This is designed to be used as part of documenting an update to the book D3 Tips and Tricks to version 6 of d3.js.

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