Today I came across this example about certain things you can do with pointer-events
in CSS.
.foo {
pointer-events: visiblePainted;
}
visiblePainted
is something I haven't seen before and it turns out that SVGs several other values for the pointer-events
property:
visiblePainted
visibleFill
visibleStroke
visible
painted
fill
stroke
all
You can control very granular how elements in an SVG should behave and it's not bound to the typical "web development boxes". If you want to read more MDN has you covered. :)
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