@larissa
You can get the parent node of a selected element by using the .node()
method followed by the .parentNode
property in D3.js.
Here is an example:
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// Select the element const selectedElement = d3.select("#myElement"); // Get the parent node of the selected element const parentNode = selectedElement.node().parentNode; // Log the parent node to the console console.log(parentNode); |
This will give you the parent node of the selected element.