can you go over how to host an SVG File you can use -- for example when you're creating layouts for blogs like Tumbler, but they don't allow asset files to be dropped into the file server. You have to get them from external sources. (Font Awesome doesn't work on these sites either as the script is blocked)
@@SelfTeachMe it applies for somewhat older browsers, actually Opera is also based on Chromium since a couple of years now, so the - o - prefix is practically useless because Opera updates it self so...
you cant't change the background color but you can invert it, in the css file target the svg and type this { filter: invert(1); } note that this will invert the color not changing it !
Thanks for pointing that out… A few months ago this snippet was going around gist.github.com/lnikkila/ae5685661c23d0d7f636 because it would give your site “instant dark mode.” I’m not super crazy about it because I think inverted colors look terrible, but maybe that’s just me?
@@SelfTeachMe yes, sometimes inverted colors look terrible, I Think filters are the easy way to change colors of png's and svg's, also there's another way to change colors by using Adobe Photoshop I will consider this the hard way because not all developers knows how to use Adobe products but it's another useful soloution to change colors of anything on the planet, lol
I watched many videos, before I found yours, which helped a lot! Thank you Stranger! :)
This series it's what I needed in SVG
I love your short snappy videos, Amy. Perfect bite-size tips that are actually memorable!
Thanks Charlie!
wow! your content is all I have been looking for, for the past week. You said it all. I am subscribing ASAP
I had a hard time struggling with styling SVG, thank you very much! Nice style!!!
Great stuff!! Your editing is great :) Also, super helpful content!
Thank you!
Nice job. i don't knowed the mask-image property. thanks
Thanks! Glad it was helpful
thank you amy, you got it, i was facin the svg's troubles, i love the video
I'm so glad!
Beautiful eyes... Beautiful tutorial. Thanks!
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
can you go over how to host an SVG File you can use -- for example when you're creating layouts for blogs like Tumbler, but they don't allow asset files to be dropped into the file server. You have to get them from external sources. (Font Awesome doesn't work on these sites either as the script is blocked)
Thanks you!
You’re welcome!
what do i do if i want the svg to animate dynamically?
full-screen image clipped with SVG vector?
Oooh! That's a good use case! -- I made this video, kind of along that topic: ruclips.net/video/0dbgj2YCT6U/видео.html
This is a great video!!
Thanks!
quick note: Edge uses Chomium now, so -webkit- applies to it too
Thanks for pointing that out. I went off these docs: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Vendor_Prefix
@@SelfTeachMe it applies for somewhat older browsers, actually Opera is also based on Chromium since a couple of years now, so the - o - prefix is practically useless because Opera updates it self so...
you cant't change the background color but you can invert it, in the css file target the svg and type this { filter: invert(1); } note that this will invert the color not changing it !
Thanks for pointing that out… A few months ago this snippet was going around gist.github.com/lnikkila/ae5685661c23d0d7f636 because it would give your site “instant dark mode.” I’m not super crazy about it because I think inverted colors look terrible, but maybe that’s just me?
@@SelfTeachMe yes, sometimes inverted colors look terrible, I Think filters are the easy way to change colors of png's and svg's, also there's another way to change colors by using Adobe Photoshop I will consider this the hard way because not all developers knows how to use Adobe products but it's another useful soloution to change colors of anything on the planet, lol
@@omarhassan2548 haha. Yes.