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SSebDelSab
Last edited Nov 30, 2017
Created on Nov 30, 2017

This example displays a single static line of text, "Edit the code below to change me!", centered within an SVG canvas. The visualization renders this message in a monospace font using D3 v4’s selection and attribute methods, such as `svg.append` and `attr` to set the text’s position and size. The code is a minimal template, often used as a starting point in Blockbuilder, with no interactive or data-driven features present. The SVG element is sized at 960 by 500 pixels.

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