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Last edited Apr 4, 2017

Created on Apr 4, 2017

This example displays a responsive embedded YouTube video within a D3.js v4 page, using an HTML iframe inside a styled video container. The container maintains a 16:9 aspect ratio with padding and positioning, while the iframe fills the available space. No data visualization or D3 API calls are present; the code solely handles video presentation through standard HTML and CSS.

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