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Last edited Aug 23, 2018
Created on Aug 23, 2018
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This example demonstrates the composition of SVG shapes and path elements. It shows two distinct groups of geometric shapes, each rendered in a different color, along with a custom line path. The design uses specific coordinate placements to position the circles and rectangles within the SVG canvas, while also incorporating a transformed group that shifts its shapes to a different location on the page. The illustration relies on a separate CSS file to define properties for the path element, including its stroke color and width, and the overall layout is set to fill the entire viewport without margins.

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