Overview
Working with inline SVGs gives you the ability to cache them along with your markup and style them with CSS. It's one of the best reasons to work with SVG images.
To make dev life easier, this tag collapses whitespace automatically and can set attributes like class or height/width for you. It looks in resources and public automatically to keep your src parameter nice and short, like a summer haircut.
Example
// Using resources/svg/circle.svg{{ svg src="circle" class="fill-current text-teal" }} // Using public/img/icons/square{{ svg src="img/icons/square" class="fill-current text-mint" }} // Using a variable `promo_graphic` (defined in your blueprint){{ svg :src="promo_graphic" class="fill-current text-orange" }}<svg class="fill-current text-teal" viewBox="0 0 100 100" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> <circle cx="50" cy="50" r="50"/></svg> <svg class="fill-current text-mint" viewBox="0 0 220 100" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> <rect width="100" height="100" /></svg>Additional Reading
- SVG Properties and CSS
- Tailwind has numerous SVG helpers, like fill and stroke, and a video on working with SVG Icons
Parameters
src
string
The svg filename relative to root. The .svg extension is optional. Intelligently looks through (in this order):
-
resources/svg -
resources -
public/svg -
public
sanitize
boolean
Determines whether the SVG should be sanitized before being output. Defaults to false.
*
string
Any additional parameter will be set as attributes on the <svg> element. For example class="fill-current" will set <svg class="fill-current" ...>.
