This article introduces the new CSS shape() function, highlighting its advantages over the traditional clip-path feature. The shape() function allows for the creation of complex shapes including curves, addressing previous limitations within CSS. Currently supported by browsers like Chrome, Edge, and Safari, it comes with a bit of a learning curve due to its syntax similarity to SVG path commands. The focus is specifically on the arc command in this article, which provides the basis for generating circular shapes, fostering creativity in web design.
The new shape() function in CSS allows for complex shapes by combining straight lines and curves, resolving the limitations of the previous clip-path system.
Unlike clip-path, which is limited to polygons and simple circles, shape() enables the creation of intricate shapes using commands like arc and curve.
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