Howto Cover 4 Edges Of Images?

[nntp]

I wonder if it is possible: Cover 4 edges of images by 5px each.

If it is 400x400, then only the center 390x390 is shown. The edges are
covered by white color or some other images.

I am thinking to use DIV and position. and draw 4 images matching the
edge's sizes as heightx5 widthsx5 etc.

But I can not think a way to cover the image.

 

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I wonder if it is possible: Cover 4 edges of images by 5px each.

If it is 400x400, then only the center 390x390 is shown. The edges are
covered by white color or some other images.

You are off-topic, use CSS:

clip:rect(5px 5px 5px 5px);

I am thinking to use DIV and position. and draw 4 images matching the
edge's sizes as heightx5 widthsx5 etc.
Don't.

But I can not think a way to cover the image.

Don't cover the image but let the background shine through where you want.


PointedEars

 

[Lasse Reichstein Nielsen]

use CSS:

clip:rect(5px 5px 5px 5px);

Should be comma-separated. Clients must understand comma-separated lengths,
but only may support space-separated.

Using CSS would be my suggestion too, no matter how you solve it.
Be aware that browser support for "clip" might vary.
/L

 

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Should be comma-separated. Clients must understand comma-separated
lengths, but only may support space-separated.

URL?


PointedEars