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637 PointsStuck on Responsive design including svg file
The video poorly explains how to insert an object like an .svg file. The challenge quiz keeps giving me coding errors, I copied what I saw from the video save for the requested file name swamped for the one they provided in the challenge.
looking to basically call up an .svg file instead of a img file. Anyone have some insight on how to do link an object?
4 Answers
James Barnett
39,199 PointsSVGs aren't like normal images, here's an example of the correct syntax to embed an svg.
It's basically 3 parts
-
type which is always
image/svg+xml
-
data, works the same as the
src
property on the<img>
tag - wrap those in a set of
<object>
tags
Here's an example, include an svg image named apple.svg
located in the folder images
.
<object type="image/svg+xml" data="images/apple.svg"></object>
J.T. Gralka
20,126 PointsJonathan,
Can you share the HTML you've tried for this code challenge with us?
Cheers,
J.T.
Jonathan Pike
637 PointsAh yes! Thanks James, I should have assumed the <object> tag was a wrap and not self closing, I've just never seen it before. That is my problem, no closing tag.
Cheers!
Hunter MacDermut
15,865 PointsI agree that this video does a poor job of teaching this concept. Thank you James for the clarification.