@oskarsh said in Can we draw Path in CSS ?:

I have the feeling I've seen it somewhere. But.

Is it possible to draw a svg or path in the new CSS renderer?

Yes, it’s possible to work with SVG or paths in the new CSS renderer, but it depends on what exactly you’re trying to do. If you mean using SVG elements like inside your HTML, then yes, they still work just fine and you can style them with CSS as usual. If you're trying to draw shapes purely with CSS, like using clip-path or mask, then the new CSS features do offer more options now. It’s not the same as full SVG drawing, but for many simple shapes and effects, it can do the job. Let us know more about what you’re trying to achieve and we can give better advice.

@d-healey No, dear, not a boat. I am just making my post error-free; that's why it looks like a bot.

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