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d3 bootstrap popovers (fix)

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

A grid of randomly sized circles renders in SVG via d3.js, with each circle linked to a Bootstrap-styled popover that appears on hover. The popover displays a title and an embedded SVG showing a rectangle scaled to ten times the circle’s radius, positioned dynamically using the `tooltip` plugin. The code demonstrates a fixed popover placement with shape-based detection and includes fixes for race conditions in mouseout/mouseenter handling, ensuring the tooltip persists correctly when transitioning between circle and popover.

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