Shapes with SVG and CSS

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Shapes with SVG and CSS

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Last edited Jun 5, 2020

Created on Jun 5, 2020

An SVG circle is centered on a blank page, with the body styled using monospace, 24px font, and centered text alignment. The example uses a raw SVG element directly in HTML, using a `<circle>` tag to draw the shape. The SVG and CSS are defined inline within the page, with no external data or JavaScript libraries, demonstrating basic SVG rendering within a static HTML document.

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