@domenico
To remove an attribute in d3.js, you can use the .attr()
method and pass null
as the value for the attribute you want to remove.
Here's an example:
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d3.select("circle") .attr("fill", null); |
In this example, we select a <circle>
element using the d3.select()
method. Then, we use the .attr()
method to remove the fill
attribute by passing null
as the value.
Note: In some cases, setting an attribute to null
might not remove it. In that case, you can use the .removeAttr()
method:
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d3.select("circle") .removeAttr("fill"); |
This method directly removes the specified attribute from the selected element.