Remove transform property from after psuedo element in copyright icon #1
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As there is scale being applied to both the <i> *and* the pseudo element, it means that the scale applied to the psuedo element is being multiplied, so the C breaks out of the surrounding circle
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@denno020 thank you very much , I did not notice this after I combined. |
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@astrit No worries at all! Glad I could help :) |
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As there is scale being applied to both the
<i>and the pseudo element, it means that the scale applied to the psuedo element is being multiplied, so the C breaks out of the surrounding circleBelow is a screenshot taken from the https://css.gg/copyright page:
As we can see, the C has well and truly broken out of it's surrounding boundary.
By simply applying
transform: noneto theafterpsuedo element specifically, the result is: