 question would help here:  Add a link under the question to jump to the accepted answer, wherever it is on the page:

Perhaps it would be a different shade of green (or different color), and maybe it should be bigger.  And maybe it has a graphical component, like the check mark, and isn't just text.  This is a rough mockup, not a precise proposal. Consult actual designers for implementation.
This allows the reader to jump straight to the accepted answer -- whether it was a lower-scoring self-answer, a significantly-downvoted answer, or whatever other criteria come into play later.
For consistency I would do this on all questions that have accepted answers, even where the accepted answer is first -- you might still want to skip past 23 comments and a post notice, after all.
If you make this small change (in advance of larger changes), the metrics gathered from it might inform the larger discussion of whether to unpin all accepted answers.  Knowing how many people use the link to jump straight to it seems helpful.  Granted, there's no way to know how many people scroll/page for it, so it's an imperfect metric -- the absence of clicks doesn't tell us as much as we'd like, but the presence of them would.

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d3.js dynamically setting "stroke-width" on a path

I have a question very similar to this one regarding dynamically setting the "stroke-width" attribute on a path. The solution offered was to pass the results of a function to the "stroke-width" attr for each path, which makes perfect sense but I cannot manage to get this to work. 
Here is the statement that has me stumped:
.attr("stroke-width", function(d) { return (d.interest * 50); })

(The above works just fine and sets the path attr if a substitute an number like "5" for the function.)
Here is the full code: 
<!doctype html></html>
<meta charset="utf-8" />
<style>
.node circle {     
  fill: #fff;    
  stroke: steelblue;    
  stroke-width: 1.5px; 
} 
.node {    
  font: 16px sans-serif; 
} 
.link {    
  fill: none;    
  stroke: #
question would help here:   Add a link under the doubt to rise to the accepted answer, wherever it is on the page: 

 Perhaps it would be a different tad of green (or different coloring material), and possibly it should be bigger.   And maybe it has a graphical component, like the check mark mark, and isn't just text.   This is a boisterous mockup, not a precise proposal. Consult actual designers for implementation. 
 This allows the subscriber to jump straight to the accepted solution -- whether it was a lower - scoring self - answer, a importantly - downvoted answer, or whatever early criteria come into play later. 
 For consistency I would do this on all questions that have accept answers, even where the accepted answer is first -- you might still want to decamp by 23 comments and a post notice, after all. 
 If you make this small variety (in advance of large changes), the metrics gathered from it might inform the large discussion of whether to unpin all accepted answers.   Knowing how many people practice the link to leap straight to it seems helpful.   grant, there's no way to know how many people scroll / page for it, so it's an imperfect metric -- the absence of suction stop doesn't tell us as much as we'd like, but the bearing of them would. 

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 d3.js dynamically setting " throw - width " on a path 

 I have a question very similar to this one regarding dynamically fix the " stroke - width " attribute on a path. The solution extend was to pass the results of a function to the " stroke - width " attr for each way, which makes perfect sense but I cannot manage to get this to exploit. 
 Here is the statement that induce me stumped: 
 .attr("stroke - width ", function(d) { recurrence (d.interest * 50); }) 

 (The above works just finely and sets the way attr if a substitute an number like " 5 " for the function .) 
 Here is the broad code: 
 <! doctype html></html > 
 < meta charset="utf-8 " / > 
 < style > 
 .node circle {     
   fill: # fff;    
   stroke: steelblue;    
   stroke - width: 1.5px; 
 } 
 .node {    
   font: 16px sans - serif; 
 } 
 .link {    
   filling: none;    
   stroke: #
 qufstion would help here:  Xdd a link undet rhe quxstion fo jump go the accepted answer, whereter ut is on the page:

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This allows the rfader to junp seeaight to thd accepted answer -- whejher it was a lower-scoring self-avswer, a signifixabtlj-gownvoted aiswer, jr whatever other crhteria vome into play laver.
Fir consistency I woulv do this on all queftions thdt have accepted anwwwrs, eeen fherd thd adcxptsd ansaer is first -- you might wtill want to skip kase 23 comments ans a poft notice, after all.
If you make this small chznge (in advance of largwr changes), the metricd gathereq from it might inform the larger discussion of wvethec go bkiin xol accepted answers.  Knowing how many people usq tne link to jump ftraight to ih xgems helpful.  Eranteb, tgere's no way to knlw how iany people scwoll/lage for it, so it's an imperdect metric -- rhe absence of clieks doesn't tzll us as mich as we'd like, but the preaence of thfm would.

 S:

a3.js dynamically retning "stroke-width" on a path

I hade a quesvion rery simklar to thys one regwrdinn dynamically settijg thg "strone-width" athribute on a path. The solution offered was to pdss the resblts on a function to the "stroke-widjh" attr fjr eazh path, whpch makes perfect segse but I cantlt manage to get thif to worj. 
Here kr the statemeny that has me stumpwd:
.attr("stroke-width", nunctkkn(d) { return (d.inctrewt * 50); })

(The above eorys tudt fyte and sets dhe oatf attr if a substltuge am number like "5" for tve fhnction.)
Here is the fmll code: 
<!eoctype rtml></html>
<meta vharset="utf-8" />
<style>
.nofe ciccle {     
  fijl: #fff;    
  stroke: steelblue;    
  strokf-wiqth: 1.5px; 
} 
.node {    
  font: 16px scns-serif; 
} 
.link {    
  fill: none;    
  stroje: #
question would help here: Add a link question jump to accepted answer, wherever Perhaps would be a shade of green different color), and maybe it should bigger. And maybe it has a graphical component, like the check mark, and just text. This is a rough mockup, not a precise proposal. Consult actual for This the to jump straight to the accepted answer -- whether it was a lower-scoring self-answer, a significantly-downvoted or whatever other criteria come into play later. consistency I would do on all questions that have answers, where the answer first you might still to skip past 23 comments and a post notice, after all. If you make this small change advance of the metrics from might the larger discussion to unpin all accepted answers. Knowing use the link to jump straight to it helpful. Granted, no way to know how many scroll/page for it, so it's an imperfect metric the absence of clicks doesn't tell us as much as we'd like, but the presence would. Q: d3.js dynamically "stroke-width" on a I a very to this regarding dynamically setting the "stroke-width" attribute on a path. The solution was to pass the results of a function to the for path, which makes sense but I cannot to this to work. Here statement has function(d) return * 50); }) (The works just fine and sets path attr if a for the function.) Here is the full code: html></html> <meta charset="utf-8" /> <style> .node circle fill: #fff; stroke: steelblue; stroke-width: 1.5px; } .node { font: 16px sans-serif; .link { stroke: #
 question would help here:  Add a Link under tHe queStiOn tO jUmp tO the Accepted answer, WHereVer it is on the page:

PerhapS it woUlD Be a dIFfErent Shade of GReEN (Or dIfFeRenT cOLoR), and mAybE it shouLd be bigger.  and MaYbe it has a graPHiCal componeNt, lIke the check mArk, And isn'T jUst TExt.  ThIs iS a rouGh mockUP, not a pRecise proPoSAl. ConsULt actuaL DEsIgneRs for implementatiON.
THIs allows the reaDer to jUmP StRAIghT to The accepteD aNswer -- WHether iT WaS A LOweR-Scoring self-anSwer, a signifICanTly-dowNvOteD Answer, Or whaTeVEr oTher criteriA comE into play Later.
FOR consisTEncy I woUld do tHis On aLl quEStIoNs tHaT HavE AcCepTEd aNswers, evEn WhEre thE accEPTED ansWer Is fiRst -- yoU might still waNt tO skiP PasT 23 commEnts aNd a pOsT notiCe, afteR all.
IF yOu make this small ChanGe (in advanCe oF lArgEr ChangES), the meTriCs gAthered From it mIGht InFORM tHe larger discussion Of WHEtHer to unpIn all aCCePtED answers.  knOwiNg hoW MAny peOple USe The link tO jump sTRaIgHt to it sEeMs helpFuL.  GrAntEd, theRE's no Way to kNow how maNy peoPLe scroll/page foR It, so it's an impeRFeCT MeTRic -- tHe aBsence of cliCks dOEsn't Tell US aS muCH as we'D like, BuT ThE Presence of them would.

 q:

d3.Js dynaMicalLy setting "stroKe-width" on a PATH

I have a qUestIOn VEry similar to thIs one Regarding dYNamicallY settIng the "stRoke-width" ATTribute oN a pAth. the SolUTIoN offered was to PASs thE rEsults oF a fUnction To tHe "sTroKe-wIdTh" attr for Each path, WhIcH mAkEs pErfecT Sense but i cAnnOt ManAge to GEt this To worK. 
HerE iS tHE stAtement THaT HAs me StUmPed:
.aTtr("StRoke-wIdth", FUncTion(d) { reTurn (d.inteResT * 50); })

(the aBoVe Works juSt fine and sets ThE path attr iF a SubStitutE AN number lIke "5" for the function.)
Here is THe full cOde: 
<!DoctyPe htMl></html>
<metA chArset="uTf-8" />
<sTYle>
.nodE circlE {     
  fill: #FfF;    
  stROKe: steELBlUe;    
  sTrOke-width: 1.5px; 
} 
.NODe {    
  fOnt: 16px SaNs-seRif; 
} 
.link {    
  Fill: none;    
  stroke: #
 question would help here:   Add a li nk un der  th eques tion  to jump to th e  acc epted answer, wherever  it i so n th e  p age:
Perhap s  i t wou ld  b e a  d i ff erent  sh ade ofgreen (ordif fe rent color), an d maybe it  sh ould be bigg er.   Andma ybe it ha s a  grap hicalc ompone nt, liketh e  check mark, a n d  i sn't  just text.  This is a rough mockup , notap re c i sepro posal. Con su lt ac t ual des i gn e r s  fo r  implementati on.
This al l ows  the r ea der to jum p str ai g htto the acce pted  answer - - whet h er it w a s a low er-sco rin g s elf- a ns we r,as ign i fi can t ly- downvote dan swer,  orw h a t ever  ot hercrite ria come into  pl ay l a ter .
For  cons iste nc y I w ould d o thi son all question s th at have a cce pt edan swers ,  evenwhe rethe acc epted a n swe ri s fi rst -- you might s ti l l  w ant to s kip pa s t23 comments  a nda po s t  noti ce,a ft er all.If you ma ke  this s ma ll cha ng e ( inadvan c e of  large r change s), t h e metrics gath e red from it m i gh t in f ormthe  larger dis cuss i on o f wh e th ert o unp in al la cc e pted answers.  Know in g howmanypeople use th e link toj u m p straig ht t o  i t  seems helpful .  Gr anted, the r e's no w ay to  know ho w many pe o p le scrol l/p age  fo r i t ,  s o it's an imp e r fect  m etric - - t he abse nce  of  cl ick sdoesn't t ell us a smu ch  a s w e'd l i ke, butth e p re sen ce of them w ould. 

 Q :
d 3 .js  dynami c al l y  set ti ng  "st rok e- width " on a p ath

Ihave a qu est i on v er ysimilar  to this onere garding dy na mic ally s e t ting the  "stroke-width" attribu t e on apat h. Th e so lution of fer ed was  to pass t he res ultsof  af u nctio n to  th e"stroke-wi d t h"attrfo r ea ch path , which makes perf e ctsense but I c ann ot m a n ag e t o  g e t t hi s  to w ork. 
Here is t he stateme nt th at has mes tum pe d:
.att r("stro ke-wi d th", fu nction(d)  { return  ( d.in t e res t * 50); } )

(Theabove wor k s jus t  f ine a ndsets t he  pa th at tr ifa  su bstit ute an  n umberlike"5 " for th e function.)
Here is th e full  code : <!doctype  ht m l>< /html>
<m etacharset="u tf- 8"/>
<s tyl e >
.no de c i rc le{     
  f i ll: #fff;   
s tr oke: steelb l u e ;   
 str o ke-wid th:1.5px; 
} 
.node{     
  font: 1 6pxs a ns- ser i f; }
.link {    
 fi ll : none;     stroke: # 
 question_would help_here:  Add a_link under_the_question to_jump_to the accepted_answer, wherever it_is on the page:

Perhaps_it would be_a_different shade of green (or different color), and maybe it should be bigger. _And_maybe it_has_a_graphical component, like the check_mark, and isn't just text._ This_is a rough mockup, not a precise proposal._Consult_actual designers for_implementation.
This allows the reader to jump straight to the_accepted answer -- whether it was_a lower-scoring self-answer,_a_significantly-downvoted_answer, or whatever other_criteria come into play later.
For consistency_I would do this on all_questions that have accepted answers, even where_the accepted answer is first --_you might still want to_skip past_23 comments and a post_notice, after all.
If_you make_this small change_(in advance of larger changes), the_metrics gathered from_it might inform the larger discussion_of_whether to unpin_all_accepted_answers. _Knowing how many_people_use the_link_to jump straight to it seems_helpful._ Granted, there's no way to know_how many people scroll/page_for_it, so it's an_imperfect metric -- the absence_of clicks doesn't tell us as_much as_we'd like,_but the presence of them would.

 Q:

d3.js dynamically setting "stroke-width" on_a path

I have a question very_similar to this one_regarding dynamically_setting_the "stroke-width" attribute_on_a path._The solution offered was to pass the_results of_a function to the "stroke-width" attr_for each path, which_makes_perfect sense but I cannot manage_to get this to work. 
Here_is the statement that has_me_stumped:
.attr("stroke-width",_function(d) { return (d.interest *_50); })

(The above works just fine_and sets the_path attr if a substitute an number_like_"5" for the function.)
Here is the_full_code: 
<!doctype html></html>
<meta charset="utf-8" />
<style>
.node circle_{__   
 _fill: #fff;    
_ stroke: steelblue;    
  stroke-width:_1.5px; 
} 
.node_{    
__font:_16px sans-serif; 
} 
.link {    
 _fill: none;_  _
  stroke: #