Workers of the world unite!

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Workers of the world unite!

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Last edited Jan 12, 2016

Created on Jan 11, 2016

Five worker images displaying the words “Workers of the world unite!” appear as faint silhouettes. Hovering over a figure fades it to full opacity while a tooltip shows the corresponding word. Built with D3.js and the d3-tip library, the SVG animations use mouseover and mouseout events with timed opacity transitions. Images are externally sourced from Clker.com.

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Testing adding multiple svg image with tooltips using d3-tip.

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