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SVG Basics

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JJake B
Last edited Nov 28, 2022
Created on Sep 18, 2022
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This example shows a minimal HTML page titled “SVG Basics” that renders a single caret-up icon inside the body. It uses Bootstrap 5.2.3 CSS and JavaScript bundles, loaded from a CDN, to provide styling and interactive components, though no custom SVG or CSS is defined in the empty style tag. The body contains only an `<i>` element with the `bi bi-caret-up` class, which displays the Bootstrap icon. The code demonstrates the basic structure for incorporating Bootstrap’s icon system and bundled scripts into a simple webpage.

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

See also React Starter.

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