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Created on Feb 5, 2024

This example displays a single raster image inside an SVG container, with the image loaded from an external URL and sized to a large fixed width and height. The page relies on basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to structure the visualization, though no interactive behavior or data-driven logic is present. The SVG element provides a standard vector-based rendering context, while the included <img> tag embeds the PNG graphic directly. The code uses no external visualization libraries, instead demonstrating a minimal setup for placing an image within an SVG canvas.

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

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