On some websites, certain elements are set to have certain default backgrounds based on CSS code. For example:
svg {
background-color: blue;
}
In the specific instance of svg default styles for either background-color or background-image CSS properties, those properties also apply to the rectangle behind the snail. For example, on Academo, the snail is enclosed in a photo of outer space:
The background color of the SVG element containing the snail should always be completely transparent and imageless.
WesleyMcGinn
commented
6 months ago
On some websites, certain elements are set to have certain default backgrounds based on CSS code. For example:
In the specific instance of
svgdefault styles for eitherbackground-colororbackground-imageCSS properties, those properties also apply to the rectangle behind the snail. For example, on Academo, the snail is enclosed in a photo of outer space:The background color of the SVG element containing the snail should always be completely transparent and imageless.