CSS marker-mid

The CSS marker-mid property specifies the marker symbol that is displayed in the middle of the line connecting two points (marker-start and marker-end) in a path element. This property is used to create custom markers for various SVG elements.

Here is an example of how to use the marker-mid property:

In this example, we have created a simple path element that connects two points (100, 20) and (300, 20) with a black stroke and a stroke width of 2. The marker-mid property is set to use a custom marker defined in the defs section.

The markerWidth and markerHeight attributes define the dimensions of the marker, while the refX and refY attributes specify the position of the marker relative to the path. The orient attribute controls the angle at which the marker is oriented, and the fill attribute sets the color of the marker.

By using the marker-mid property, you can create custom markers for your SVG elements to enhance their visual appearance.