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# Inline SVG Icon ✅

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In Webflow, inline SVGs are generally rendered using an Embed element.&#x20;

In this approach, limiations exist;&#x20;

* The SVG cannot be stored in the CMS and bound to an Embed&#x20;
  * A rich text embed hack workaround can work but makes it difficult to work with the SVG&#x20;
* The SVG cannot be componentized and slotted conveniently&#x20;

## Features&#x20;

* Paste the SVG code directly into a property&#x20;
  * Data-bind it to any text field in the CMS, or a parent component, if you like&#x20;
* Choose from several pre-defined icon sizes for convenience&#x20;
* Color the icon easily through it's wrapper DIV and the SVG currentColor property&#x20;
  * That color can be stored in the CMS as a color field, and bound to the DIV's textcolor&#x20;

The component will automatically;&#x20;

* Verify that it's an SVG&#x20;
* Render the SVG content&#x20;

## Future&#x20;

When supported by Webflow, switch to an Embed property field type.&#x20;


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