coordinate plane #2

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coordinate plane #2

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Last edited May 23, 2018

Created on May 22, 2018

This example displays a static coordinate plane with labeled axes, enclosed by a rectangular border and centered crosshairs marked by dashed lines. The visualization uses SVG lines styled with CSS, where the border and crosshair strokes are semi-transparent black. D3.js v4, selected via `d3.select` and `d3.append`, constructs a grid group and adds axis lines, with arrowhead markers from `<defs>` applied to the vertical axis using `marker-start` and `marker-end`. The entire graphic is offset by margins and rotated 45 degrees through a CSS transform, producing a tilted Cartesian perspective.

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