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Submitted over 2 years ago

Responsive Landing page using HTML, CSS & JS

Eduardo•160
@Ecrb3
A solution to the Fylo dark theme landing page challenge
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Hello guys, Can you tell me how can I change the svg colors

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  • Shalom2935•420
    @Shalom2935
    Posted over 2 years ago

    You must have something like this in your html code: <div class="icon"><svg>...</svg></div> Then in your css code you use the selector .icon svg path:hover{fill: #fff}. But you must look carefully where the fill property is locate, most of the time it will be in the path element but it can also be in another element.

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  • Shalom2935•420
    @Shalom2935
    Posted over 2 years ago

    open the svg with a text editor you will see something like <svg width =" " height = " "><path fill ="color"></path></svg> (It will be more than just that) but the only thing you need to modify is the fill property of the path element

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  • Fran Extremera•210
    @franexmo81
    Posted over 2 years ago

    Here is an example of SVG changing colours when hovering:

    Inline SVG Hovers

    Basically, you need to include the SVG definition inside the html document, instead of linking them from it. Then you select it and modify fill with :hover pseudo-class

    I hope it helps

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