I was half way through writing about another topic but then got stuck with fixing the white border.
So I was like okay change of plans!
Now let's...
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Or set the background color to black
Sorry I didn't get it. Are asking me how to do that? ๐ค
Instead of creating a pseudo element, thereโs a much simpler way to solve the issue, which is to set the background to black.
How would setting the background to black blur the image? ๐ค
No, you do both. Set the background to black AND set the blur filter. This way thereโs no white outline.
Yeah, there's a black outline instead. ๐
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Very nice, thanks!
Your featured image of the post looks pretty nice, too. How do you create these?
Thank you Christian ๐๐น
I made it with canva. It's pretty easy to use. You should definitely check it out
Nice, thanks you ๐น
Great tip. Thanks for writing Nazanin โบ๏ธ
Thanks Akshay ๐๐๐
That's great ๐คฉ thanks for sharing Naz๐
Thank you Ritvik ๐๐
I would consider an overflowing pseudo element to achieve such effect. It would have better browser support than backdrop-filter: jsfiddle.net/ebzs25qt/
I didn't know about that, thank you ๐๐น
Thank you Anjan ๐๐น
thank you but there are a issue
if value of backdrop filter increse to 200 the, pseudo element borders be fade
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