CSSBattle 16.89: Summit Solution
Pseudo-element, overflow, clip pathApproach
Elements: circle (two), triangle
First I thought this would involve the use of mix-blend
, but the final solution was to make use of overflow: hidden;
Result: 100% match
Implementation
1<div class="circle"></div>2<div class="triangle"></div>3<style>4 body {5 margin: 0;6 background: #191919;7 }8 .circle {9 background: #f9e492;10 width: 200px;11 height: 200px;12 position: absolute;13 top: 50%;14 left: 50%;15 transform: translate(-50%, -50%);16 border-radius: 100%;17 }18 .triangle {19 position: absolute;20 top: 234px;21 left: 50%;22 transform: translate(-50%, -50%);23 width: 300px;24 height: 150px;25 background: #4f77ff;26 clip-path: polygon(50% 0, 0% 100%, 100% 100%);27 overflow: hidden;28 }29 .triangle::after {30 content: "";31 background: #191919;32 width: 200px;33 height: 200px;34 position: absolute;35 left: 50%;36 transform: translate(-50%, -109px);37 border-radius: 100%;38 }39</style>
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