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SVG Fundamentals

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DDaniel Ahn
Last edited Dec 1, 2023
Created on Dec 1, 2023
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This example demonstrates the fundamental difference between HTML and SVG rendering by displaying a simple text message styled with CSS. It uses a plain HTML page with a `div` element and inline CSS to set the font size and text alignment, serving as a minimal baseline for comparison. The code relies on standard web APIs—HTML, CSS, and JavaScript—to show how static content appears without SVG or D3. It focuses on the basic structure of a webpage, omitting any dynamic data or interactive visualization. This is a starting point for learning how SVG elements differ from HTML counterparts in a React context.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

See also React Starter.

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