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<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 24 24" fill="currentColor" className="w-full h-full text-rose-500 animate-pulse duration-1000" > <path d="M11.645 20.91l-.007-.003-.022-.012a15.247 15.247 0 01-.383-.218 25.18 25.18 0 01-4.244-3.17C4.688 15.36 2.25 12.174 2.25 8.25 2.25 5.322 4.714 3 7.688 3A5.5 5.5 0 0112 5.052 5.5 5.5 0 0116.313 3c2.973 0 5.437 2.322 5.437 5.25 0 3.925-2.438 7.111-4.739 9.256a25.175 25.175 0 01-4.244 3.17 15.247 15.247 0 01-.383.219l-.022.012-.007.004-.003.001a.752.752 0 01-.704 0l-.003-.001z" /> </svg>
Try adding hover:scale-110 duration-300 or animate-spin to test interactions.
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Yes! Since it supports Tailwind, you can add classes like 'animate-spin', 'animate-pulse', or 'hover:scale-110' to test interactions instantly.
If your SVG has no explicit width/height, it might collapse. Our tool tries to force it to fill the box, but ensure your ViewBox is correct. Also try switching the background to Light/Dark mode.
This is a JSX environment, so you should use standard React conventions (className instead of class, camelCase attributes). Standard HTML tags like <div> or <span> work too!