Preventing SVG ID Collisions When Inlining Icons in HTML
Duplicate SVG IDs break inlined icons. Enable SVGO's prefixIds plugin in your v3+ config to rename internal IDs and update references, keeping every icon rendering correctly in one document.
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Duplicate SVG IDs break inlined icons. Enable SVGO's prefixIds plugin in your v3+ config to rename internal IDs and update references, keeping every icon rendering correctly in one document.
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