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Ssumanthpenna0221@gmail.com
Last edited Oct 18, 2024
Created on Oct 18, 2024

Six overlapping Buddha images appear in a row, each horizontally flipped and displayed inside a 150-pixel square on a green background with a floral photo backdrop. The example uses React’s `DOMContentLoaded` event to create six `div` elements with class `reflection`, appending an empty `<img>` tag to each. Styling via CSS applies `transform: scaleX(-1)` for the mirror effect and `background-image` for the flower texture. The image source is empty, so the Buddhas remain blank placeholders.

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