Multiple Bar Charts showcasing various scale methods and data offset-ing technique

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Multiple Bar Charts showcasing various scale methods and data offset-ing technique

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Last edited Sep 10, 2012

Created on Feb 22, 2012

This example uses D3.js to generate a list of HTML5 input types—such as color, date, and range—as interactive controls. It demonstrates D3’s selection and data-binding APIs by creating a dynamic `<ul>` list from an array, appending an `<input>` element for each type. A separate range input is added with a custom change event handler that updates a displayed value, showing D3’s `select`, `enter`, and `attr` methods for DOM manipulation and event handling.

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