D3 Rectangle Examples

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D3 Rectangle Examples

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Last edited Jan 29, 2016

Created on Jan 28, 2016

This example demonstrates the creation of six SVG rectangles using D3.js, each illustrating different visual properties such as fill color, stroke width and alignment, offset positioning, and corner radii. It also includes a seventh set that arranges three colored rectangles with varied dimensions and placements. The code uses D3’s selection and append methods to build SVG elements, with data defined as inline JavaScript objects specifying attributes like width, height, and style. The page is rendered at a fixed size and relies on D3 2.4.5.

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