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If possible I would like to create this image in CSS. So far I have not been able to do anything even close to those edges with text. Is it even possible and if so how should I approach it?
To turn your div into a circle you can apply the following property: border-radius: 100% Now if you are asking about the curved text, here is an article that might be helpful: https://css-tricks.com/snippets/svg/curved-text-along-path/
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here is what I want
I found solution, maybe it would help someone in future
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I am examining a website and noticed the following
Consider this navbar
it gets its background images from an image strip, below
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background-position to show each image in its postion
background-position:-30px 150px;