I pulled the latest changes from v0/gireswanji-1150-951561aa in rsoandfeco.

I can see the issue. The SVG you're looking at shows a "Built with v0" attribution badge that's being injected into your website's HTML. This appears as a small link in the bottom right corner of the page with the v0 logo.

This badge is automatically added by the v0 platform when projects are built/deployed through v0.

Let me check your codebase to see if there's any configuration for this or if it's being injected automatically:

The badge is not in your source code - it's being injected by v0's platform automatically when the site is built/rendered in v0's preview environment.

Here's what's happening:

The "Built with v0" Badge:

• This is automatically added by v0 in the bottom-right corner of your website
• It's part of v0's attribution system for projects built on their platform
• The href links back to v0's platform: https://v0.app/chat/api/open/built-with-v0/b_sgE3hFoASmw?ref=7QRVWS
• It includes a close button so visitors can dismiss it

Why You See It:

• Your project is deployed/running through v0's platform
• The badge is injected into the HTML at build/runtime automatically
• It's not in your source code files, so you can't edit it directly in your project

To Remove It: If you want to remove this badge completely, you have two options:

1. Deploy Outside v0 - Export your code and deploy to your own hosting (Vercel, AWS, Netlify, etc.) where you have full control
2. Check v0 Settings - Some v0 projects may have settings to disable the badge, though this is typically not available on free/standard accounts

Since you've already connected this to a GitHub repo (rsoandfeco), you could deploy directly from GitHub to Vercel or another platform to remove the v0 attribution badge entirely.

Would you like me to help you set up a Vercel deployment without the v0 badge, or would you prefer to keep it as attribution for the platform?