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8 - Elements Attributes Styles

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Created on Oct 30, 2016

This example demonstrates how D3 v3 applies clipping and styling to SVG elements. A clipped region, defined by an ellipse-shaped `clipPath`, reveals a grey rectangle, while a text label reading “Hello World” is positioned over it. The code uses `d3.select` to append an SVG container, creates the clip path with `holder.append("clipPath")`, and applies it to the rectangle via the `clip-path` attribute. Text styling uses the `style("fill")` method, with data loaded from CSV files, though only static values are shown here.

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