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CSS Unused CSS Stages Transitions and Transforms 2D Transforms

Michael Akinwumi
Michael Akinwumi
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Posted by Michael Akinwumi
Michael Akinwumi
4,035 Points

Background shadow

I wonder if it is possible not to have a background shadow when an element, e.g. a picture element, is moved, rotated or translated in 2D transforms.

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Shawn Flanigan
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Shawn Flanigan
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Shawn Flanigan
Shawn Flanigan
Courses Plus Student 15,815 Points

If you're referencing the video with the Mike the Frog badge being rotated around...I think Guil just added a second, semi-transparent version of the image to show you how the transformation moves the element relative to its original position.