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CSS Tricks - How to create triangles with just css

You can cut down on your webpage load times by using coding instead of images when possible.  Also, it’s a lot more convenient to edit/manage with just css.  One of the times you can do this, is for shapes, including triangles/arrows!  We are actually using just css coding to create the beige triangle/down arrow towards the middle of the UltimateWB homepage

Here’s the coding to create blue triangles/arrow pointing in 4 different directions:

Triangle pointing up / Up arrow:

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Triangle pointing down / Down arrow:

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Triangle pointing right / Right arrow:

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Triangle pointing left / Left arrow:

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In these examples, the sizing is defined with "px", here it is 20px.

 

You can also rotate these triangles/arrows using coding. just add this to your css coding for the class or id:

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The degree rotation is defined here by "20deg" - just change those instances to the number of degrees of rotation you want.

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