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Creating Custom CSS Shapes and Icons Custom CSS shapes and icons refer to unique visual elements that are created using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) rather than using traditional image formats such as JPEG, PNG, or SVG. By using CSS, developers can create custom shapes and icons that can be easily scaled, manipulated, and styled without having to rely on external image files. Back to TOC Table of Contents Introduction Creating Shapes with CSS Creating Icons with CSS Demo • Introduction In this article, we will learn how to create custom shapes and icons using CSS. We will explore different techniques and examples to help you understand how CSS can be used to create unique visual elements for your website. • Creating Shapes with CSS Creating custom shapes with CSS can be done using a variety of techniques such as using borders, gradients, and pseudo-...

Page Title The border-image-outset property in CSS defines the extent to which an element's border-image extends beyond its border-box, creating a space between the element's border-image area and the edge of its border. .container { border-style: ridge; border-width: 3rem; border-image-source: url('path/to/image.jpg'); border-image-slice: 70; border-image-width: 40%; border-image-repeat: repeat; border-image-outset: 2; } See the Pen Untitled by Mushtaq Ahmad ( @MushtaqPhysicist ) on CodePen . The CSS border-image-outset property, also known as the "Edge Overhang" property, is specified in the CSS Backgrounds and Borders Module Level 3. Its purpose is to enable the border image area to extend beyond an element's border-box, which is accurately described by the term "Edge Overhang". S...