When putting an SVG into CSS do you keep its Width, and Height out of there, or do you include it too?
I see a lot of examples of it showing Width, and Height not included in the CSS part.
When embedding an image into a page, it is good practice to include the width and height attributes in the HTML. It lets the browser know immediately how large the image is, so that it doesn’t need to wait for the CSS to load and redraw the layout.
I thought CSS reads first, then html, no?
You need to take an HTML/CSS 101 basic beginner’s class. That is the place where one learns the basics of HTML and CSS. There are plenty of such courses online and some taught in local acedemic institutions where you can discuss questions with instructors and classmates.
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