Gist 362622e653494c155e16a41bd222e099

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Gist 362622e653494c155e16a41bd222e099

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Last edited Mar 9, 2017

Created on Mar 9, 2017

This example shows a single user card for a character named Sam, displaying a portrait image from the file frodo.png. The HTML structure consists of a div containing a user title and an image, with the code referencing a force simulation for potential layout calculations. It uses basic HTML and CSS class assignments, though no JavaScript libraries are imported in the visible markup, and the rendering relies on static image embedding rather than dynamic data visualization.

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