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Learn how to effectively place text within the borders of an SVG, ensuring it’s perfectly centered and styled.
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Inserting Text into an SVG Border

Creating visually appealing graphics in web design often involves the usage of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG). One common issue that SVG users face is the need to center text on the borders of an SVG, such as the sides, top, and bottom of a boundary. In this post, we'll provide a comprehensive solution to that challenge, ensuring that the text complements your SVG design elegantly.

The Challenge

Imagine you’ve designed an SVG with a defined border, but now you want to display text along this border. Specifically, you would like:

Text on the sides, top, and bottom.

The text to be centered on each of these sections.

This can be daunting if you're unsure about the correct markup and attributes to use. Let’s break down the steps needed to achieve this.

Step-by-Step Solution

To insert text into the border of your SVG, we will follow these steps:

1. Creating the Basic SVG Structure

Here’s a simplistic example SVG structure for demonstration. You’ll have an outer rectangle that forms the border:

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2. Adding the Text Nodes

We will use <text> nodes to insert text into each section of the SVG border. Here’s how you position and rotate the text for perfect alignment:

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3. Understanding the Attributes

x and y: These determine where the text will be placed inside the SVG.

transform: This attribute is key for rotating text. The syntax for rotation is rotate(angle cx cy), where:

angle: the degree of rotation (e.g., 90 for right-side text).

cx and cy: the coordinates around which to rotate the text.

4. Styling the Text

Use CSS to style your text, making it stand out against the background. Here’s a sample CSS:

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5. Complete SVG Example

Here’s how your full SVG might look with the text properly included:

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Conclusion

By understanding the structure of SVG and the fundamental attributes for positioning and rotation, you can effectively place text in the border of your SVGs. Experiment with different colors and sizes to further customize your design.

With this guide, you should have everything you need to make your text fit perfectly within your SVG border. Happy designing!