You can use a svg using a <svg>
tag. You can make your own drawing. Here's how to.
In your svg tag, first make two attributes called width and height and these will be your svg dimensions.
<h1>A SVG!(Blank)</h1> <svg width="200" h> </svg>
A path is what you normally think of. A path to a city. A path to a mountain. use the path tag to make your drawings.
All of the commands are stored in the d
attribute.
Here's how to use all of them:
<h1>SVG Shapes,</h1> <h2>Square</h2> <svg width="100" height="100"> <path d="M0 0 L100 0 L100 100 L0 100 Z">Sorry. but your browser doesn't support inline SVG.</path> </svg>
You can use more than one path in a SVG.
Use the attribute fill
in the path tag to change the color using rgb or rgba color.
You can find various sites that have free logos, I like https://www.iconfinder.com/ it has free downloadable PNG's
If you want the logo's to be clickable I would have a button in the HTML and wrap the image inside the element like so:
<button> <img src="./image.png" /> </button>
Well first you would want to use fontawesome to get icons. to get it you must do in the <head>
tag with <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://pro.fontawesome.com/releases/v6.0.0-beta1/css/all.css">
once you implemented that into your code, go to https://fontawesome.com/ and search which icon you want. once you have use the <i>
tag to get icon's. After you have chosen and decided what you want you can start with javascript and the html <button>
tag. So let me give you an example on the html <button onclick="cheese()"><i class="fa-thin fa-star">Click</i></button>
now you can add that anywhere on your html page. now with js.
<script>
function cheese() {
window.open('https://google.com');
}
</script>
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