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Designing SVG Shapes10/20
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  • 2. Fill Opacity
  • 3. No Fill
  • 4. Challenge: Colorful Squares
  • 5. Strokes
  • 6. Stroke Width
  • 7. Stroke Opacity
  • 8. Challenge: Stroke Width and Transparency
  • 9. Line Ends
  • 10. Bend Type
  • 11. Challenge: Zigzags
  • 12. Dashed Lines, Part 1
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  • 14. Challenge: Sunrise
  • 15. Life Saver, Part 1
  • 16. Life Saver, Part 2
  • 17. Life Saver, Part 3
  • 18. Life Saver, Part 4
  • 19. Stroke Offset
  • 20. Challenge: Lollypop
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Bend Type

The stroke-linejoin attribute controls the appearance of the stroke in the places where the lines bend.

Similar to the previous assignment, we added an “imaginary” bright line to the examples. So, here are the possible values of stroke-linejoin:

1. miter is the default value. The stroke where the line bends does not change in any way.

2. round, the stroke in the place where the line bends, is evenly rounded.

3. bevel, the stroke where the line bends, behaves like a folded ribbon.

In CSS, the appearance of strokes where lines bend can be controlled using the similar property stroke-linejoin.

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  • object.svg
  • style.css
SVG
<svg width="300" height="400"> <polyline points="40,150 150,40 260,150" fill="none" stroke-width="40" stroke="tomato" stroke-linejoin="miter"></polyline> <polyline points="40,260 150,150 260,260" fill="none" stroke-width="40" stroke="gold"></polyline> <polyline class="shape-linejoin" points="40,370 150,260 260,370" fill="none" stroke-width="40" stroke="lightseagreen"></polyline> </svg>
CSS
svg { border: 1px solid #dddddd; }

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    1. Assign the attribute stroke-linejoin="round" to the second line.
    2. On the third line of the CSS file, set the property stroke-linejoin to the value bevel.

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