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Rrespingu
Last edited Sep 21, 2022
Created on Sep 21, 2022
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This example shows eight black circles scattered across a white SVG canvas, each with a fixed position and radius. It demonstrates the use of raw SVG elements, including a background rectangle and multiple circle elements, rendered directly in an HTML page. The code relies on the SVG API for drawing shapes, with no JavaScript behavior or data binding. The circles are placed at varying coordinates, creating a simple static composition without interaction or animation.

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

See also React Starter.

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