Editorial review: SVG <use>: Omit URL fragment to reference external root #39702
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I don't think we need a tech review for this one, as it is such a small point, so I'm moving it straight to the editorial review stage. |
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Description
In Chrome 137, you can now omit the fragment in an SVG
<use>elementhrefwhen referencing an external SVG file, to reference the SVG root element. See https://chromestatus.com/feature/5128141573718016.This PR updates the
<use>reference page to add information about this.Motivation
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