url-encoder | 🛸 Url-encoder , useful for SVG | Animation library
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QUESTION
I am trying to code a search bar with a magnifying glass icon inside the bar and no search button. I have found an example resource that I am basing my code after: Search Icon Inside Input.
I am having difficulty getting the magnifying glass icon to even appear. Also, there is the issue of the search bar itself not being vertically aligned within my primary-nav container.
I am using the URL encoder for SVG tool at URL Encoder for SVG Tool and the font awesome icon with the background tag:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-14 at 14:44There are a lot of issues in your code so let's go through them one by one.
1. Wrong selector
input .nosubmit
isn't pointing at anything. Your class is named .no-submit
and if you want to select input
with the specific class you have to write it like this input.no-sumbit
. Your selector is looking for .no-submit
in input
element.
2. Wrong usage of background
Here is a great example of how to use background
in CSS. I haven't found usage of background
where you write all parameters in a single property, as you did (I am not saying it doesn't work) so I decapsulated it into more properties. And when you want to add an image in url()
better way is to insert the path to the image and not inside of the SVG file. For example, I choose a random magnifying glass icon and imported it like so:
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Answered 2020-Nov-11 at 10:01There are perhaps many different ways you could approach this, but strictly sticking to the HTML structure you've shared, I would use CSS to build my circles instead of SVG and position them this way:
QUESTION
I have inline svg code exported from illustrator which I am using as an overlay over a background image. I need certain elements to align therefore there would both need to scale equally, and i need to keep the svg as code because certain elements will be become animated.
I first put the SVG code through SVGOMG: https://jakearchibald.github.io/svgomg/
I then put it through an encoder to base64: https://yoksel.github.io/url-encoder/
Through any research I could find this is how svg code can behave like a background image, however the code I ended up with was not able to successfully be plugged in to the background image property. Here is some sample code:
html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-29 at 22:53maybe this will help you:
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