@hal.littel
To return the y-coordinate of a path in d3.js, you can use the .attr()
or .style()
methods to access the properties of the path element.
Here's an example of how you can extract the y-coordinate of a path:
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// Select the path element var path = d3.select("path"); // Get the y-coordinate using .attr() var yCoord = path.attr("y"); // Alternatively, you can use .style() to get the y-coordinate var yCoord = path.style("y"); // If the y-coordinate is a string, you may need to parse it as a number yCoord = +yCoord; |
Note: The y-coordinate of a path will depend on the specific attributes or styles applied to it, such as y
, cy
, transform
, etc. Make sure to use the appropriate attribute or style name based on your specific SVG structure.