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interactive_button_template

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Last edited Jun 17, 2016

Created on Jun 17, 2016

This example demonstrates an interactive template for exploring categorical and continuous variables through linked sliders and buttons. Built with D3.js and rendered as an SVG, it uses two d3.slider widgets to let viewers adjust numeric variables (0-12 hours) while selecting categories via the A–H buttons. The interface includes a sentence placeholder and two chart containers, suggesting a filterable visualization where selections drive updates. Though the JavaScript logic is incomplete, the template shows how slider inputs and button filters can be combined for interactive data exploration.

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