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? 🤔
Instead of creating a pseudo element, there’s 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? 🤔
No, you do both. Set the background to black AND set the blur filter. This way there’s no white outline.
Yeah, there's a black outline instead. 😂
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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 🙏🌹
I made it with canva. It's pretty easy to use. You should definitely check it out
Nice, thanks you 🌹
Great tip. Thanks for writing Nazanin ☺️
Thanks Akshay 😍🙌🙌
That's great 🤩 thanks for sharing Naz🙌
Thank you Ritvik 😍🙏
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 🙏🌹
Thank you Anjan 🙏🌹
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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