Design the Web: CSS-Controlled SVG with PHP

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Created by: Chris Converse

Produced in 2015

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Course Description

Learn how to use PHP, HTML, and CSS to dynamically modify styles in your scalable vector graphics (SVGs) in this installment of Design the Web- "project-based courses for web professionals. Chris Converse explores techniques to modify the colors, visibility, and even stroke values of your images, using the PHP header function and query variables to modify CSS rules in an SVG. This technique is a great way to build a library of reusable graphics for any PHP-based website or content management system, including WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla! The exercise files are free to all members. Download them to start practicing this technique today.

Advanced Level

Time: 30m 50s

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Chris Converse

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Chris Converse applies design and UX principles to technology, from motion graphics to CSS-driven websites.

Chris Converse graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology with a degree in graphic design. He began his career in print, designing and preparing digital files for commercial offset printing. Chris has spent the last 22 years studying and applying design and interface principles to technology. His work spans various distribution media (CD-ROMs, web sites, and interactive DVDs) and applies many authoring media and techniques (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, image optimization, motion graphics, Flash, Director, Shockwave, sound engineering, digital video compression, PHP, and ASP). Chris has a passion for and a commitment to conceiving, creating, and delivering the best possible user experience, regardless of the medium.