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Sounds like you wanna get more specific about your curves, you'll need to look into bezier curves for corners. Looks like it should be possible via masking: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28583988/css-borders-with-bezier-curves#28613988
Thanks! Didn’t think of bezier curves in relation to this, that’s a good search term.
Highly doubt it, but you know if it’s possible to do this with a border and box-shadow on the element?
Not sure, but worst case scenario you could have a second div z-indexed behind the custom shaped one that you do a standard border radius and blur on and it would look pretty close to being a shadow that fits. Obviously that's messier, but it's a possibility.
Oh nice, yeah that could still be pretty convincing. I might even be able to get away with an ::after instead. I’ll mess around with it, thanks!