Chapter 5: SVG Rectangle
SVG Rectangle means using the <rect> tag inside SVG to draw a rectangle (or square, or rounded rectangle). It’s one of the easiest and most useful basic shapes in SVG — almost every tutorial...
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Chapter 6: SVG circle
SVG Circle means using the <circle> tag inside SVG code to draw a perfect circle (or filled dot, ring, button shape, etc.). It’s one of the easiest basic shapes in SVG — after rectangle,...
Chapter 7: SVG Ellipse
SVG Ellipse means using the <ellipse> tag inside SVG to draw an oval shape (not perfectly round like a circle, but stretched or squished). It’s the big brother/sister of <circle> — everything you learned...
Chapter 8: SVG line
SVG Line means using the <line> tag inside SVG to draw a straight line between two points. It’s the simplest shape for connecting dots — think arrows, graph axes, borders, connections in diagrams, loading...
Chapter 9: SVG polygon
SVG Polygon means using the <polygon> tag inside SVG to draw a closed shape with straight sides (at least 3 sides). Think triangle, pentagon, hexagon, star, irregular house shape, arrowhead, country map outline —...
Chapter 10: SVG polyline
SVG Polyline means using the <polyline> tag inside SVG to draw a chain of connected straight lines (an open path made of multiple line segments). It’s like <polygon> but does NOT close automatically —...
Chapter 11: SVG path
1. What is SVG <path> Exactly? The <path> element is the most powerful SVG shape. It lets you draw anything by giving a series of instructions to an imaginary “pen”: Move the pen without...
Chapter 12: SVG text and tspan
SVG Text and <tspan>! 😊 Your favorite patient teacher from Hyderabad is back, explaining everything super slowly, in simple everyday English, with lots of copy-paste examples you can try right now in VS Code...
Chapter 13: SVG textPath
SVG textPath is a special child element that lives inside <text>. It lets you make text follow the shape of a <path> (the powerful d-attribute path we learned earlier). This is how you get cool...
Chapter 14: SVG Links
SVG Links means adding clickable hyperlinks inside your SVG graphics. You can make: A circle, rectangle, path, icon, or text clickable When user clicks → goes to another page, downloads file, opens email, jumps...
