What is SVG ViewBox?
The viewBox
attribute in SVG defines the coordinate system and the dimensions of the “viewable” area within an SVG element. It specifies the position and dimensions of the SVG content relative to the SVG canvas. For example, a viewBox of “0 0 100 100” means that the SVG content covers an area from (0, 0) to (100, 100) units.
How does the SVG Viewbox & Viewport work in CSS ?
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a format used to create graphics on the web that can scale without losing quality. Within SVG, two important concepts are the viewBox
and viewPort
, which play crucial roles in how SVG elements are displayed and scaled.
Table of Content
- What is SVG ViewBox?
- What is SVG ViewPort?
- How Do They Work Together?
- Employing External SVG with viewbox and viewport Attributes:
- Integrating SVG via CSS Background with viewBox and viewport Attributes:
- Difference
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