Shapes with SVG and CSS

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Shapes with SVG and CSS

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Last edited Apr 17, 2020

Created on Apr 17, 2020

SVG shapes of circles and rectangles appear in warm colors, arranged in repeated groups with transformations. CSS class selectors style the connected lines and path with specific stroke colors and widths, while the overall SVG canvas scales down using a transform attribute. This React-based example demonstrates static SVG rendering with CSS-styled line elements, using no external data or interaction.

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