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Radial Gradient

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Last edited Sep 30, 2020

Created on Sep 30, 2020

This example demonstrates a radial gradient by rendering a single circle filled with a smooth transition from gold at its center to red at its edge. The SVG markup defines the gradient using a `radialGradient` element with two `stop` points, and applies it to the circle via the `fill` attribute referencing the gradient’s ID. The circle is positioned with a center at (5,5) and a radius of 5 within a 10×10 viewBox, rendering as a 960×300 SVG.

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An example of a radial gradient with SVG.

Draws from MDN: <radialGradient> example.

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