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Gist 29a80d872a229596d8d4fbb1e7aff1e2

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KKirun1
Last edited Sep 7, 2017
Created on Nov 16, 2021

This example presents a visualization of a WordPress Multisite configuration, displaying the wp-config.php settings that define multisite networking. The code uses a force-directed graph via D3.js’s `d3.forceSimulation` to position nodes representing key constants like `MULTISITE`, `SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL`, and `DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE`, while edges link related definitions. The rendering relies on SVG elements generated by D3 selections, with data drawn directly from the PHP configuration file. The visualization highlights the hierarchical relationship between the multisite flag, domain settings, and site IDs in a network layout, without additional interaction or animation beyond the simulation’s initial layout.

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