svg viewBox attribute

[@nemeth-it]

Precise and short explanation, thank you. (better then all these 10 - 20min guides)

[@eceeeice2402]

Awesome explanation... Best ever than any other. Thank you so much.. 🙏🙏🥰🥰

[@johnconley4955]

What a Vid ! I've been looking for this explanation for ages......well done you

[@polvoraembits]

That was the best video I've watched; thank you for sharing it with such clarity.

[@sathya1657]

Welldone awesome

[@jayfreemedia]

I love the visual presentation, please continue to do this.

[@ravikiran3455]

Awesome 👍

[@chatkeyjk]

Very good! thank you! have a nice day!

[@karina_bikes]

What a wonderful explanation. Thank you so much!

[@settings953]

Awesome presentation

[@Alex-rt7de]

Great explanation! Thank you!

[@goldenant9450]

great demonstration. this is exactly what i was looking for. what is controling where the svg lives? Is it always x=0, y=0

[@danielgolden6991]

What an explanation. Bravo!

[@vedtam]

Thanks, I finally understand this concept!!

[@canibalcorps]

exactly what i need to understand ! thank you

[@yildiz12321]

Thank you so much 👋👋👋

[@akr3machraf807]

Awesome, you are great.

[@dakhamed]

Thank you so much ❤

[@repent-your-sins]

what if you don't use the viewbox at all?

[@soldadopreciso]

thanks very much, very useful video.

[@kumiko92]

the arrow is so cute😂

[@annax9575]

thanks, that made it clear instantly!

[@akshatarora4372]

Great work😊😊😊 but Your channel confuses me what exactly do you do for a living or major in?

[@CarnaticCorner]

you keep on saying view port instead of view box, please correct me if i am wrong.

[@therealilyaskhan]

slight confusion ; is that the viewPort that's moving by changing the values of the viewBox attribute or that's the image/shape/icon inside the viewBox which is panned and zoomed by changing the values of the viewBox attribute

[@flydia]

I am not sure, but it sounds like this could be a philosophical question :)

[@therealilyaskhan]

@@flydia yea doesn't really matter what's moving and what's not unless you are on a research

[@Shulkerkiste]

That was exactly what I needed :)

[@amerabdelrahman4872]

Well done, thanks alot 👏

[@nimnim9183]

thank you :)

[@anatolehagbe7301]

Merci

[@meladrift9561]

It might also help to add coordinates (x, y). Also frustrating that the graph scale is opposite --the usual positive y direction is negative...