I've worked with this extensively on my site golfcourse.wiki, because I've build a tool that generates printable course books with CSS. I originally was going

I've worked with this extensively on my site golfcourse.wiki, because I've build a tool that generates printable course books with CSS. I originally was going to generate PDFs, but my backend is in python, and all the PDF generators have some issues with SVG images, especially with gradients. The site is a wiki, so SVG seemed like the best way to map courses while allowing them to easily be edited down the road. Since CSS and SVG work hand in hand, I decided to start working on that, and it's actually turned out okay. If you want to see it in action, you can pop over and look at any of the courses marked with a blue or red flag on the homepage, but a very good example is Pasatiempo, here: https://golfcourse.wiki/print_options/course/pasatiempo_golf_club-santa_cruz https://golfcourse.wiki/print_options/course/pasatiempo_golf...