


How to Add a Background Image to an SVG Circle Without a Black Fill?
How to Add a Background Image to an SVG Circle Shape (Without Filling It Black)
Creating an SVG circle with an image background is possible using SVG patterns. Here's how to implement it:
Problem:
The following SVG code attempts to add a background image to a circle but instead fills the circle with black:
<circle ... fill="url('images/word-cloud.png')"/>
Solution:
To use an image fill, SVG patterns are employed:
<svg ...> <defs> <pattern>
Explanation:
- Define a
element within the tag, specifying its coordinates and dimensions. - Embed the image using the
element within the pattern. - Reference the pattern's ID using the fill attribute on the circle to apply the background image.
Example:
Adding a background image to a circle with ID "top":
<svg ...> <defs> <pattern>
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