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d3 bootstrap popovers (exhibit A)

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GGerHobbelt
Last edited Sep 9, 2012
Created on Jul 8, 2012

A grid of circles fills an SVG, each with a randomized radius. Hovering over a circle triggers a Bootstrap-style popover containing a title and a dynamically generated SVG rectangle whose width corresponds to the circle's radius. The example demonstrates a custom tooltip plugin for d3.v2 that integrates jQuery and Bootstrap CSS, supporting multiple placement and detection modes for interactive data annotation.

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