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Glad it was helpful!

Thank you, I will

add an anchor and link it to your homepage i guess

You mean languages?

Sure, there could be a few reasons why the backdrop filter isn't working in your CSS: Browser Support: Check if the browser you're using supports the backdrop-filter property. As of my last update, it wasn't fully supported in all browsers, especially older versions. Make sure you're using an updated browser that supports this feature. CSS Syntax: Ensure that the syntax of your CSS is correct. The backdrop-filter property should be applied to the element you want to have the effect on, and the value should be specified correctly (e.g., backdrop-filter: blur(5px);). Element Stacking: Make sure the element you're applying the backdrop-filter to isn't set to position: static, as it might affect the rendering of the filter. Try setting its position to relative, absolute, or fixed to see if that resolves the issue. Parent-Child Relationship: Check the relationship between the element with the backdrop-filter and its parent elements. If the parent has certain properties like overflow: hidden, it might prevent the backdrop-filter from being displayed correctly. Hardware Acceleration: Sometimes hardware acceleration can affect the rendering of CSS properties. Try toggling hardware acceleration in your browser settings or test it on a different machine to see if it's a hardware-related issue. Testing with Different Values: Experiment with different values for the backdrop-filter property (e.g., blur, brightness, contrast, etc.) to see if the issue is specific to certain filter effects. Transparency and Color: Ensure that the element on which you're applying the backdrop-filter has some level of transparency or color that can be affected by the filter. If the element has no transparency or color, the filter might not be visible.

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@@danalekoif my cousin puts in his username and password does the information comes to my pc

compare with the source code i have provided

Give height also not only img

Just check jpg format or what

Place the image your using in the same folder as in index.html file

you can add media queries to your CSS code.

/* Existing CSS code */ /* Add a media query for screens smaller than 768px (adjust as needed) */ @media (max-width: 768px) { .wrapper { width: 90%; /* Adjust the width as needed for smaller screens */ max-width: 400px; /* Add a max-width to prevent it from becoming too wide */ padding: 20px; /* Reduce padding for smaller screens */ } .wrapper h1 { font-size: 30px; /* Reduce font size for smaller screens */ } .input-box input { font-size: 14px; /* Reduce font size for smaller screens */ } .wrapper .remember-forgot { font-size: 12px; /* Reduce font size for smaller screens */ } .wrapper .btn { height: 40px; /* Reduce button height for smaller screens */ font-size: 14px; /* Reduce font size for smaller screens */ } .register-link p a { font-size: 12px; /* Reduce font size for smaller screens */ } } /* Additional media queries can be added for other screen sizes as needed */

Check a responsive login form here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZriDdMyezJfOj6s.html

1:39 i have linked the CSS file. Note my CSS file name is "styles.css" replace that with your CSS File name

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