Path object
The PathObject contains the SVG elements in the DOM
that make up the block.
For example, in the Geras renderer, blocks have a "main"
path, a "dark" path and a "light" path, to give them a 3d effect. The
path object creates the SVG elements for each of these paths.
This is opposed to the Thrasos renderer, whose blocks
have a single path element with a stroke:
It also handles:
- Applying the shape generated by the drawer to the SVG elements.
- Applying theme colors to the SVG elements.
- Applying other styling to the SVG elements.
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Last updated 2024-09-18 UTC.
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