Shapes and SVG and CSS

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Shapes and SVG and CSS

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Last edited Jun 27, 2020

Created on Jun 27, 2020

A React-powered example renders basic geometric shapes as SVG elements inside an HTML page. It draws a circle and rectangle with a black stroke and light blue fill, plus a line and a path composed of multiple segments. The SVG output is defined directly in JSX markup, while CSS sets the page typography and margin. The example demonstrates how React can embed SVG shapes and apply styling through separate stylesheets.

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