Description: Change the style attribute(e.g., fill:color) on SVG files that are sourced inside HTML 'img' tags.
Add <script src="svg-style.js"></script>.
Invoke svgStyle(imageClass,svgFile, style)
imageClass: The class you have put on the img tags.
svgFile: The svg file that src="" is loading on the img tag.
style: What you want the style="" to contain e.g. "fill:yellow; filter:invert(80%)"
Before:
<style>
.rainbow{
display: flex;
justify-content: space-around;
}
</style>
<body>
<div class="rainbow">
<img class="red" src="macos.svg"><img>
<img class="orange" src="macos.svg"><img>
<img class="yellow" src="macos.svg"><img>
<img class="green" src="macos.svg"><img>
<img class="blue" src="macos.svg"><img>
<img class="indigo" src="macos.svg"><img>
<img class="violet" src="macos.svg"><img>
</div>
// Loading svg-style.js
<script src="svg-style.js"></script>
// Call function svgStyle to change the style/fill attribute of an SVG file.
<script>
svgStyle("red","macos.svg","fill:red;")
svgStyle("orange","macos.svg","fill:#FF7F00;")
svgStyle("yellow","macos.svg", "fill:yellow;")
svgStyle("green","macos.svg","fill:rgb(0, 255, 0);")
svgStyle("blue","macos.svg","fill:#FF7F00;")
svgStyle("indigo","macos.svg","fill:indigo")
svgStyle("violet","macos.svg", "fill:yellow; filter:invert(80%)")
</script>
</body>
After:
FAQs
Change style attribute of SVG that are sourced from inside tags.
We found that svg-style demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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