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A documentary note for people who want a simple bar, line or dot chart in a web page. It sets out what the Observable Plot documentation says about loading the library, choosing a mark, sizing and accessibility text. It is based on the docs at one pinned commit; nothing was installed, run or rendered.
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Drawing a bar, line or dot chart in a web page with Observable Plot: what its docs state (docs only)
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A documentary note for people who want a simple bar, line or dot chart in a web page. It sets out what the Observable Plot documentation says about loading the library, choosing a mark, sizing and accessibility text. It is based on the docs at one pinned commit; nothing was installed, run or rendered.
Useful starting points
- Plot hands back a chart element that is not attached to the page, so you have to insert it yourself or nothing appears.
- Lines join points in the order the data arrives, so sort unsorted data first; missing values leave gaps rather than being filled.
- Plot does not widen margins for long axis labels and the docs give no contrast guidance, so check the chart in a browser.
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