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NNaveen Kumar Kolla
Last edited Feb 23, 2025
Created on Feb 23, 2025

A minimal HTML/CSS/JavaScript scene depicts a red velvet cake on a plate, with a knife and colorful toppings, using positioned divs and CSS shapes for the illustration. The page loads with static elements, and a `script` defines an `addRandomTopping` function that appends new circular `topping` divs with random positions and RGB background colors to the cake element when invoked. No user interaction triggers the function automatically; it exists for manual calls.

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

See also React Starter.

MIT Licensed

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