htmlcssborderborder-image
Unwanted lines in border-image where image parts connect
When using CSS property border-image, I get these unwanted 1px borders where the different image parts connect. Depending on the window size, these lines might appear or not. Is there a way to get rid of them?
Solution
Found the problem. I had to add fill to property border-image-slice.
- How do I add a default text to the beginning of an html text area?
- ES2015 import doesn't work (even at top-level) in Firefox
- Can I force a page break in HTML printing?
- Why HTML <button type="submit" >doesn't work with internet explorer?
- CSS Is Not Importing into HTML
- Set the default value of an input field
- How to force background image to stretch/compress to fit div, without keeping aspect ratio
- How to render raw html in the PyHTML library
- HTML CSS Layout breaks with parent of floated elements
- How does the "position: sticky;" property work?
- Content Security Policy error - violating directive: script-src 'self'
- Navigation arrows are not showing
- Fixing Border Radius in Safari?
- How to show the date picker if I click the parent div after explictly hiding the date type input in React?
- Array of data showing in console but not in HTML after passing it through dialog in Angular project
- Puppeteer.page.waitForSelector timeouts, even though the element is present
- How can I allow document.domain on a sandboxed iframe?
- problems with my button background color and hover and active states
- Ignore html tags in preg_replace
- Append element as sibling after element?
- React.js: Set innerHTML vs dangerouslySetInnerHTML
- How do I auto scroll in Angular?
- Button click not showing/hiding content
- Will browser pull from cache if the same resource is being requested by a different origin?
- filter file upload for only text files
- Correct XPath query to fetch div inner text
- How to select(highlight) and copy ordered list numbers
- Why javascript is not loading for document.readyState==="complete"
- Set the background color of the entire webpage (the browser's window)
- HTML/CSS Flip Card Works on Desktop but not Mobile