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clip path example

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Last edited Jun 20, 2017
Created on Jun 20, 2017

This example demonstrates how SVG clipping constrains a rectangle to the visible area of an ellipse, showing the geometric intersection of the two shapes. The code uses D3 v4 to select the body element, append an SVG, and define a `clipPath` containing an ellipse with a center at (175, 100) and radii of 100 by 50 pixels. A steel-blue rectangle is then positioned at that same coordinate and referenced via the `clip-path` URL attribute, so only the portion of the rectangle overlapping the ellipse remains visible. The rendering approach relies entirely on SVG elements without external data, illustrating basic clip-path functionality in D3.

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