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Move animatetransform example section after DOM interface - #46433
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This was moved to December, see: https://github.blog/changelog/2026-11-02-pull_request_target-blocked-by-default-december-2/ In this case, the action failed (as part of the brownout schedule): https://github.com/mdn/content/actions/runs/42673591870 |
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Description
Move the "Examples" section after "Attributes" and "DOM Interface" on one SVG element page, to match the majority order used by the other SVG element pages.
web/svg/reference/element/animatetransform: move "Examples" to after "DOM Interface".Motivation
While looking into the section order of SVG element pages, I found that some pages don't follow the majority order used by the rest of their page type. The SVG element page template uses the same order. A consistent order makes it easier for readers to find the same section in the same place on every page, and gives authors a clear pattern to copy.
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Sections are moved as-is; their content is unchanged.
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