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i made a button - you can find it here: https://ellevee.yorniq.xyz/pplilove
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ellevee's avatar ellevee 4 days ago

if anyone knows how to maintain the integrity of my new background img via css, please let me know, as it is not supposed to be this blurry ;-;

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frostecho's avatar frostecho 4 days ago

I checked it locally and the CSS seems fine. The ImgBB URL you're using is only serving a 640×360 version of the image. Try uploading the original image directly to your Neocities "/img" folder and linking that instead (e.g. "background-image:url(/img/dark-forest.jpg);") — the blur should disappear.

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ellevee's avatar ellevee 4 days ago

oooh i will try.. thank you so much. i'm a noob on the uploading and hosting things via neocities side, so i will try my best... thank you!

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ellevee's avatar ellevee 4 days ago

any idea why it is giving that dimension versus the normal ones? i downloaded and uploaded the image from my pc, it looks fine as my desktop and i got the image like i do everything else... maybe i missed something somewhere xD if you don't know, totally fine, just curious

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ellevee's avatar ellevee 4 days ago

OMG, that fixed it. thank you SOOOOO much. this was making my brain melt last night.

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frostecho's avatar frostecho 4 days ago

Glad it worked! 😄 As for why ImgBB was giving you a 640×360 version, I'm not actually sure. My guess is that the URL you copied was pointing to a resized/optimized variant rather than the original upload, but I couldn't say exactly how that happened. Sometimes image hosts generate multiple sizes and it's easy to grab one of those by accident.

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ellevee's avatar ellevee 4 days ago

yes, that's what i was beating myself up over last night, but i checked multiple times, even uploaded it a separate time and it was never the thumbnail version so WHO KNOWS! ty again!

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