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  • Faraz_•200
    @GeekkyCoderSubmitted about 2 years ago

    can somone tell me how to add that shining radius effect behind the images

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    Adhran•110
    @adhranPosted about 2 years ago

    Use box shadow, first just add "box-shadow" with some random values and you can play around with the values using browser dev tool

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  • Adhran•110
    @adhranPosted about 2 years ago

    The problem is your using "img" tag in html instead copy and paste the svg code directly into your html, To change the svg color you need to select the "path" tag of the svg and set the "fill" property to white. (eg:- 👉 svg> g > path { fill: white; })

    Here I selected the "g" tag first and then the "path" because in the logo svg code the "path" tag is located inside the "g" tag but in other svgs(facebook logo, insta logo) the "path" is the directly located inside the "svg" tag

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  • David Pokrajac•450
    @DavidPokrajacSubmitted about 2 years ago

    I had trouble with changing the color of the image. On footer for example, "Manage" logo with four dots had to be left in original state with orange color, whilst text color had to be changed to white color. I failed in that, making it all white. Some guidance or help on how I could have done that would be great. Also, if you have any question or feedback please feel free to post it in the comments.

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    Adhran•110
    @adhranPosted about 2 years ago

    The problem is your using "img" tag in html instead copy and paste the svg code directly into your html, To change the svg color you need to select the "path" tag of the svg and set the "fill" property to white. (eg:- 👉 svg> g > path { fill: white; })

    Here I selected the "g" tag first and then the "path" because in the logo svg code the "path" tag is located inside the "g" tag but in other svgs(facebook logo, insta logo) the "path" is the directly located inside the "svg" tag

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