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Add Document Elements with D3

Add Document Elements with D3

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Problem Explanation:

This challenge can be completed by referring to the example in the description and modifying the parameters to those that are in the instructions.

From the official D3 Documentation:

:speech_balloon: Hint: 1

  • You will need to use d3 to reference the D3 object and chain your methods

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:speech_balloon: Hint: 2

  • To chain methods together, simply start the next one directly after the previous one has ended. The example shows this on separate lines to improve readability. Make sure not to put a semicolon after any of the methods or the code will break.

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:speech_balloon: Hint: 3

  • The example shows exactly what is needed, all that needs to be changed are the parameters. E.g. replace 'ul' in the select method with 'body'.

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Spoiler Alert!

Solution ahead!

:beginner: Basic Code Solution:

<body>
  <script>

    d3.select('body')
      .append('h1')
      .text('Learning D3');   

  </script>
</body>

Code Explanation:

  • d3 targets the D3 object
  • .select('body') uses the D3 select method to target the body HTML node
  • .append('h1') uses the D3 append method to "append" or attach an h1 element to the body element
  • .text('Learning D3') uses the D3 text method to change the text of the h1 element to 'Learning D3'
  • The semicolon ends the method chain, but is not required
  • Note that the methods are on separate lines for improved readability, as d3 method chains can get quite lengthy

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