From the course: Creating Web Icons with SVG
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Add SVG as a regular image
- [Voiceover] Let's start with the most basic method for displaying SVGs on the web, treating SVGs as regular images. In the exercise_files for this movie 03_02, you'll find the project we'll be working with throughout the rest of this course. And if we open up index.html in a browser, you see right here at the top, we have this large featured image, a title image. This image is the same one we've worked with in the previous chapter when we generated a new SVG. And now I want to replace the current image you're looking at, which is a PNG with the SVG variety. Now, why would I want I do that? Well, there are two reasons. First of all, this is bitmap of PNG. That means, if I start zooming in on this page, you'll see that the graphic gets blurry. That's because we're now displaying the graphic as bigger than it really is, so the browser is trying to interpret what that might look like, and it's blurring out all of the edges, so it looks kinda crusty and weird. This is the same experience…
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Overview of the methods1m
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Add SVG as a regular image4m 9s
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Add backwards compatibility with SVGeezy4m 8s
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Add SVG as an inline element4m 12s
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Add backwards compatibility and more with SVGInjector6m
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Add SVG as a background image2m 23s
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Make SVG background images backward compatible1m 50s
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A word on SVG accessibility4m 25s
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