Techdirt: November 2nd – 8th History Highlights
- This code snippet contains SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) definitions for three icons:
- * SVG: The code uses SVG, a standard for vector graphics.This means the icons can be scaled without losing quality.
- This SVG code would typically be embedded within an HTML document.
This code snippet contains SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) definitions for three icons:
icon-flag: this icon represents a flag, likely used to indicate reported content (abusive, trolling, or spam). Thefill="#7F8082"gives it a gray color. The inner path (flag-inner) is white (fill="#FFF"). The path data (d="...") defines the shape of the flag.
icon-badge-insightful: This icon is a lightbulb, representing an “Insightful” badge. it’s filled with a dark blue color (#1A518F). The path data is complex, defining the detailed shape of the lightbulb.
icon-badge-funny: This icon represents a “Funny” badge, depicted as a smiling face or laughing expression. It uses two different shades of blue (Fill-1andFill-3) to create the facial features. The path data defines the curves and shapes of the smile and eyes.
Key takeaways:
* SVG: The code uses SVG, a standard for vector graphics.This means the icons can be scaled without losing quality.
* symbol element: The <symbol> element defines reusable graphic elements. You can use these symbols multiple times in your HTML without repeating the SVG code. Each symbol has an id attribute for referencing it.
* viewBox attribute: The viewBox attribute defines the coordinate system for the SVG. It specifies the width and height of the visible area.
* path element: The <path> element defines the shape of the icon using a series of commands and coordinates. The d attribute contains the path data.
* title and desc elements: These provide accessibility information about the icon.
* fill attribute: This sets the color of the icon.
* class attribute: Used for styling or referencing specific parts of the icon.
How this code would be used:
This SVG code would typically be embedded within an HTML document. You would then use the id attributes of the symbols to reference them and display the icons. For example:
This would display the flag, insightful badge, and funny badge icons on the webpage. You can also style the icons using CSS.