Here is a unique question. I'm currently implementing some CSS lasers for a futuristic website design: https://codepen.io/jefferymills/pen/xpmDK
The code below showcases how to incorporate the lasers using HTML:
<div class="laser-beam"></div>
<div class="laser-beam red"></div>
<div class="laser-beam purple"></div>
<div class="laser-beam green"></div>
For the CSS styling:
html {
background: #222;
}
/* Styles for the different colored laser beams */
.laser-beam {
position: absolute;
left: 50%;
bottom: 0;
width: 3px;
height: 500%;
background: rgba(99, 195, 231, 0.6);
/* Additional box shadow and animation properties */
}
I've encountered an issue with the overflow of the lasers extending beyond the page boundaries. Any suggestions on how to contain them within the viewport without creating a scrollbar?
I've experimented with various solutions such as utilizing overflow:hidden; and adjusting dimensions but haven't been successful so far.
Feedback and advice would be greatly appreciated!
Best regards,