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Last edited Apr 11, 2017

Created on Apr 11, 2017

This block embeds a YouTube video directly into an HTML page using an iframe, making it the sole visual element. The video is presented as a self-contained media player within the fixed viewport, though the page provides no interactive controls beyond the iframe’s native functionality. The code relies on the standard HTML `iframe` element with a YouTube URL, while the D3 library is loaded but not referenced or utilized. The styling is minimal, fixing the body to the full screen, yet no data or custom visualization is rendered. The README indicates it was created using blockbuilder.org.

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