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The ellipse is a generalized circle. It has separate radii for the x and the y coordinates. You can think of an ellipse as a shape drawn inside a rectangular box, and each edge of the box just touching the extremes of the ellipse.
Example: This creates a flattened ellipse filled with white and bordered by red.
<ellipse cx="100" cy="100" rx="10" ry="30" stroke="#ff0000" fill="#ffffff" /> |
Name | Required | Example | Description |
| yes | | Sets the center x coordinate of the ellipse. |
| yes | | Sets the center y coordinate of the ellipse. |
| yes | | Sets the radius of the x portion of the ellipse. |
| yes | | Sets the radius of the y portion of the ellipse. |
| no | | Turns on stroking of the shape, and sets the color. If this is not present, the shape will not be stroked. Either this value or `fill' must be present or the shape will be invisible. |
| no | | Turns on filling of the shape, and sets the color. If this is not present, the shape will not be filled. Either this value or `stroke' must be present or the shape will be invisible. |
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