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CSS frame portrait

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Aabernier
Last edited Jul 14, 2012
Created on Feb 3, 2012

This example renders a wireframe cube as a portrait frame using pure CSS 3D transforms. The six faces of the cube are positioned with `rotateX`, `rotateY`, and `translateZ` properties, while the `frame-portrait` class adds borders to each face to create the frame effect. The page sets a perspective on the `html` element and uses `preserve-3d` on the body and all children, making the cube visible in three-dimensional space. No JavaScript or external libraries are used; the visualization relies entirely on CSS transforms and the static HTML markup.

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