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…{className: "my class"} in the options.
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I think I’d be more comfortable with this if className was optional and had no default value, so you have to decide what names you want to use and there are no implicit classes. |
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I had the following "spec" in mind: "Having a class based on the mark type sound reasonable". But I don't have a strong preference, and the code will be leaner without all the default classes. One argument against default classes is that users will then want them to stay even when they add their own :) |
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It’s always easier to add something than to take something away, too. |
mbostock
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Feb 24, 2021
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superseded by #253 |
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Adds a className on all marks, facets and axes; override by setting {className: "my class"} in the options.
Demo: https://observablehq.com/d/44f1024cb20f8a0d
If I then promote all classes to ids, it gives the following structure in Illustrator
