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Last edited Dec 14, 2023

Created on Dec 14, 2023

This example showcases a gallery of thumbnail images generated from VizHub examples, displayed in a grid layout. It uses the D3 library, specifically `d3.select` and `d3.range`, to create and arrange SVG elements for each image. The visualization reads image URLs from the README metadata and renders them as embedded `<image>` elements, providing a visual index of attached files. The code also includes a counter to display the total number of images in the collection.

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