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title: "Discussion on \"SVG Colouring Paths\" | Hashnode"
description: "Discussion on \"SVG Colouring Paths\". Since we did our SVG Sprites yesterday, I was thinking if it was possible to colour each specific path.\nAnd it turns out you can do so.\nSo for my example I took an icon existing of four elements, a man and a woman and the heads are separate from the ..."
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# [SVG Colouring Paths](https://h.daily-dev-tips.com/svg-colouring-paths?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Since we did our SVG Sprites yesterday, I was thinking if it was possible to colour each specific path. And it turns out you can do so. So for my example I took an icon existing of four elements, a man and a woman and the heads are separate from the ...

Jul 24, 2020 · 2 min read · h.daily-dev-tips.com  
Updated Aug 14, 2020  
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