Area Gradient fill

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Area Gradient fill

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Last edited Nov 30, 2019

Created on Jan 2, 2013

This chart shows daily temperature variations over a year with a line and a gradient-filled area beneath it. The area uses a vertical gradient that shifts from steel blue to gray to red, tied to specific temperature thresholds. Built with the D3.js library, it parses dates from a CSV file and uses `d3.svg.area` to generate the path representing the temperature data between the line and the chart’s baseline.

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This variation of a line chart is taken from the example demonstrated by Mike Bostock where the gradient for the line varied. In this example the gradient is applied to the area fill instead.

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