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Fork of Shapes and Colors with SVG and CSS

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AAnuj Saboo
Last edited Oct 17, 2022
Created on Oct 17, 2022

This example demonstrates a collection of simple SVG shapes and colors arranged in a fork, highlighting commonly used SVG features. The visualization relies on SVG elements defined through HTML markup, styled with external CSS that resets the body margin and hides overflow. No data is loaded or processed; instead, the page renders static shapes directly within the index.html file, with styling controlled entirely by the linked styles.css. The implementation uses plain SVG and CSS, without external JavaScript libraries or data-driven rendering.

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An example including some commonly used features of SVG.

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