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SVG FUNDAMENTALS

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Last edited Feb 7, 2023
Created on Feb 7, 2023
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This example demonstrates the foundational contrast between HTML and SVG rendering by displaying a large, centered text message styled with CSS. The page uses a simple HTML structure with a `div` element carrying the class `message`, which applies a font-size of 13em and text alignment. It does not utilize any JavaScript or data visualization libraries, remaining a bare-bones starting point for exploring SVG fundamentals within a React context. The code highlights basic CSS styling applied directly to an HTML element.

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

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