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gradient border card using pseudo-element technique #5266
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GSSoC-26Official GSSoC 2026 issueOfficial GSSoC 2026 issueacceptedContribution approved for integration into EaseMotion CSSContribution approved for integration into EaseMotion CSScomponentNew UI components (buttons, cards, modals, tooltips, badges)New UI components (buttons, cards, modals, tooltips, badges)gssoc:approvedApproved for GSSoC contributionsApproved for GSSoC contributionslevel:intermediateRequires moderate project understandingRequires moderate project understandingtype:featureNew functionality or enhancementNew functionality or enhancement
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GSSoC-26Official GSSoC 2026 issueOfficial GSSoC 2026 issueacceptedContribution approved for integration into EaseMotion CSSContribution approved for integration into EaseMotion CSScomponentNew UI components (buttons, cards, modals, tooltips, badges)New UI components (buttons, cards, modals, tooltips, badges)gssoc:approvedApproved for GSSoC contributionsApproved for GSSoC contributionslevel:intermediateRequires moderate project understandingRequires moderate project understandingtype:featureNew functionality or enhancementNew functionality or enhancement
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Cards with gradient borders look premium but require a CSS trick (pseudo-element or
border-image). A reusable.ease-gradient-bordercomponent would save everyone the trouble.