Yes, you are correct. What I used for animation here is just CSS. However, I can put the entire code in a .svg file and can use it like any other image type. The CSS will not leak out of the image and the SVG will hold its animation. I can use this SVG file as a background to any of my DOM elements. And I can also apply any CSS transformation on it. Just like how I would do to any other image. Does that sound fair enough to call it an animated SVG?
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Yes, you are correct. What I used for animation here is just CSS. However, I can put the entire code in a
.svgfile and can use it like any other image type. The CSS will not leak out of the image and the SVG will hold its animation. I can use this SVG file as a background to any of my DOM elements. And I can also apply any CSS transformation on it. Just like how I would do to any other image. Does that sound fair enough to call it an animated SVG?It is definitely and SVG that is moving - and it's a really neat way to get that kinda of feel into a markdown file.