[Solved] DIV border Glow

NOT APPROPRIATE FOR WORK!!!!!

YOUR GOING TO GET ME IN TROUBLE!

Seriously, people here are trying to help, warn them before they load stuff like that in full on their office desktops!!!!!!!

John :curse:

Do not post links to sites like that on a tech public forum or any forum for that matter, without due notification.

As to the question you can't do what you want with CSS, graphics are being used to achieve the page border shadow.

You can see now why links like that are not appreciated as members might be in a public office and you could cause them possible serious problems.

Even on a private box I don't particularly want sites like that in my caches and history tracks.

If I caused any stress, Actually I feel even more stupid , because imediatly after I posted it, I figured it out and how to do it with graphics. DOH

So once again My BAD

Apology accepted (providing of course I don't get called in to my line managers office at some point to ask why a massive naked chick appeared across my screen, haha).

But yeah, seriously, please consider the people whom are out to try and help you next time!

John

Would you mind sharing how you accomplished it? Other people may search for "glow" borders and it helps if people explain how they achieved it.

If you want to post the original url, in your original post, feel free but make sure you edit the title to add [NSFW] and a big warning before the link

Remember yandy? We helped with that, that was certainly not work safe

No the link wasn't suitable, and was only by way of an example, the effect is what is commonly achieved with a shadow gif/jpg, page width etc.

Actually I just achieved it with a photoshop image and a million slices and divs, not sure if it was the best way but it worked

I just used 20px on either side of my imgae with a forground to transparent gradiant. than sliced it and used it as BKG for my divs