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EElaineYu
Last edited Jul 7, 2017
Created on Jul 7, 2017

This example shows a minimal D3.js v4 visualization that displays a single line of text in an SVG canvas. The text reads "Edit the code below to change me!" and is positioned at a fixed location. The code uses D3’s selection and attribute methods to set the text’s horizontal and vertical offsets, font size, and monospace font family. It relies on `d3.select` and `svg.append` to construct the SVG element, with no external data source—the text is hardcoded. The rendering is a simple static SVG, generated via Blockbuilder.org’s starter template.

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