— is the # a placeholder . . . or is it pointing to some internal part of the SVG? Because I seem to recall we were doing that in another page of mine with “calling” part of the SVG (I can’t remember, it’s all a blur )? That’s the only reason I hesitated to use it.
Oh and where were the labels being styled? I wish you hadn’t incorporated the word ➜ ‘label’ in with the SVG because I needed that for the actual label! Would you mind if I used a different word? How about ‘show’ since I don’t think that is being used? We’re running out of words! Box, Display . . . all the good ones have been appropriated!
I’ll have to give it this (inelegant) title: shape-outside: (URL)_02 SVGanitab3 since that’s what these people want to see under the hood, er ‘boot’ as you might call it across the pond.
Yes when its just the hash (#) by itself its a placeholder until you plug in the proper url.
You could just have: <a class="svgtab1" href=""> but if you clicked it it would cause the whole page to reload which is not good while developing. If you place the hash (#) in there then the page will just scroll to the top when the link is accidentally clicked but will not reload the page (browsers may vary).
If it was pointing to somewhere there would be something after the hash like in the use element.
<use href="#anitab-medium" />
If you just see href="#" in the anchor then you can safely put your url in there.
)? That’s the only reason I hesitated to use it.