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myHTML Starter

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Last edited Nov 29, 2023

Created on Nov 29, 2023

A static SVG rectangle changes color and stroke width when hovered. The page uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with a CSS `transition` property animating the `fill` and `stroke-width` changes over 3000 milliseconds. The rectangle is defined directly in the SVG markup, and the hover effect is triggered by the CSS `:hover` pseudo-class. The example demonstrates a minimal interactive styling technique without external libraries or data sources.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript. A beginning example using only html, svg components and transition in the css style class. later will do this completely in javascript, instead of in the css.

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