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Shapes with SCG and CSS

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Last edited Mar 24, 2021

Created on Mar 22, 2021

This example shows four basic SVG shapes rendered in a 960×500 viewport. Two circles and two rectangles demonstrate SVG’s default black fill versus explicit CSS-independent color attributes, using named colors and hex values. The code relies on plain HTML, inline SVG elements, and a linked stylesheet that resets margins and hides overflow. It uses no JavaScript, React, or data, serving as a bare-minimum illustration of static SVG markup and CSS integration.

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