I have this code:

How to remove the white space in svg file?

I was trying to develop a svg skeleton image for showing it while data is loading, here is code which I was using for editing svg.

I was trying to develop a svg skeleton image for showing it while data is loading, here is code which I was using for editing svg.

Is is possible in svg to define coordinates relative to the boundary that dont get scaled? In this example, I have a square with an additional path inside. The coordinates of the point should be (w-1, h-1), regardless of the scaling. So, if the box if (0,0),(10,10) it should b at (9,9) and if the coordinates would be (2,2),(20,20) it should be at(19,19).

Is is possible in svg to define coordinates relative to the boundary that dont get scaled? In this example, I have a square with an additional path inside. The coordinates of the point should be (w-1, h-1), regardless of the scaling. So, if the box if (0,0),(10,10) it should b at (9,9) and if the coordinates would be (2,2),(20,20) it should be at(19,19).

I have a hidden SVG in my HTML that contains all of the site’s icons. It looks something like this (I’m including only the “half gold star” icon for the purposes of this question):

I have tested some very basic SVG sample (stroked circle filling square viewport with dash-array producing quarter slices) in varying viewBox dimensions, and observed some spectacular rendering and behavioural discrepancies across implementations, which — while somewhat expected along the lines of thought that ‘there will inevitably be some floating point precision loss involved somewhere’ — happened surprisingly early, either in rendering or in calculated “interactive hit-box” of the rendered shape.

I create a svg library for my software using only svg outline and no fill. That way I can easily adjust appearance and color.

I’m trying to create an animated diagram using the D2 language based on the documentation: https://d2lang.com/blog/animation