SelectionTinker

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SelectionTinker

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Last edited Oct 18, 2018

Created on Oct 18, 2018

Two HTML paragraphs initially render in black, then d3.selectAll changes every paragraph’s text color to blue, and finally d3.select overrides the first paragraph to red, demonstrating selection and chained styling. Using D3 v4, the example shows how a broad selection affects all matched elements while a narrower select targets only the first, with no data binding or interaction. The code relies solely on d3.select, d3.selectAll, and .style for DOM manipulation.

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