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Aanouar009
Last edited Jan 26, 2018
Created on Jan 26, 2018

Four colored blocks in red, yellow, brown, pink, blue, and green each occupy 25% of the width and sit as inline-block elements in a single row, displaying only the text “XXX” in each. The visualization uses plain HTML and CSS within an SVG-enabled page, though the D3 v4 script is commented out, so no D3 API calls are active. The rendering relies on static div styling rather than data-driven SVG or JavaScript manipulation.

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