Some SVGs are trying to keep a border around the text, and I'm getting different results.
HTML: (with mute class)
& lt; Svg xmlns = "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version = "1.1" & gt; & Lt; Text x = "37.5" y = "37.5" square = "ablate-x mute" & gt; X & lt; / Text & gt; & Lt; / Svg & gt; CSS:
.babate-x {font-size: 24px; Color: Gray; Opacity: 0.5; Font-weight: 900; Cursor: hand; Cursor: indicator; }. Mute {Opacity: 1; Fill: Red; Stroke: red; Stroke-width: 2px; / * We tried the border: 2px solid red; But this did not work * /} D3.js:
.on ("click", function (d) {var selection = d3 ( Selection). ("Mute") wrong: true));}) Here we have . X without mute class Here we have the x <
This is the same as we < Img src = "https://i.stack.imgur.com/Lbuni.png" alt = "red with border">
Trying to get the border to look like a note Are: its parent is a group, not an HTML element.
JS Fiddle:
Do not support SVG element CSS border property as you did Has been found ; SVG & gt; element if its original HTML element is & lt; Svg & gt; element is a substitute element and CSS will support border property.
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