Shapes With SVG and CSS

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Shapes With SVG and CSS

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Last edited Dec 28, 2019

Created on Dec 28, 2019

This example demonstrates how SVG shapes can be styled using both inline attributes and CSS classes. Circles, lines, and a path are rendered inside an SVG element, with a green stroke applied to line elements and a blue stroke with rounded joins to the path. The code uses basic SVG elements (`circle`, `line`, `path`, `g`) and CSS selectors to control fill and stroke properties, including a group-level fill override with a red stroke. The HTML page loads a stylesheet and scales the entire drawing with an SVG transform.

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