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Last edited May 31, 2017

Created on May 31, 2017

A single text label orbits a circular guide path in a continuous loop. A rotating line and the label itself move together, with the text flipping its anchor point and read direction at the halfway mark. The example uses D3 v4's `select` and `attr` methods within a recurring `setInterval` timer, updating an SVG group's `transform` to rotate around the circle’s center. The static SVG contains the circle, line, and text elements, and the animation demonstrates manual rotation and text-orientation handling without any data source.

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Circular text layout.

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