Visual
Frame Accent
SVG
Aug 26, 2025
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SC Corner Lines adds crisp, pixel-snapped corner accents to any frame using lightweight SVG lines. Each corner renders a horizontal and vertical stroke that hug the container edges, with configurable color, line width, and corner size.
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Add SCCornerLines to your Framer project.
Adjust Line Color to match your brand/foreground.
Set Line Width for vibe (1–3px recommended).
Tune Corner Size to extend strokes along edges.
Layering: place on top and disable pointer events on the parent if needed.
Editorial Thin: color=#FFFFFF · width=1 · size=22 (on dark imagery).
Neon UI: color=#00FF99 · width=2 · size=28.
Subtle Card: color=rgba(0,0,0,.35) · width=1 · size=16.
Geometry: For a given size (box) and width (stroke), the component computes:
half = stroke/2 and edge = box - half to align strokes to pixel centers.
Per Corner: Each corner renders two path segments: one along the x-axis and one along the y-axis.
Positioning: Four tiny SVGs are absolutely positioned at each corner, so they hug the container edges regardless of parent size.
Crispness: Using stroke-linecap "square" and drawing at half offsets avoids fuzzy anti-aliasing on odd/even pixel widths.
SVG paths are minimal; cost is effectively zero.
Prefer 1–2px stroke for crisp UI; 3–4px for bold editorial frames.
Very large Corner Size values can overlap content—test at your target layout sizes.
Works across evergreen browsers.
No scripts, no events; purely visual overlay.
Honors parent transforms; make sure parent doesn’t apply unwanted overflow: hidden that clips the corners prematurely.
Decorative only. If the corners do not convey meaning, consider aria-hidden="true" on the wrapper or use as a background decoration.
No network calls, storage, or permissions.
No global listeners; no user data processed.
Decorative only. If the corners do not convey meaning, consider aria-hidden="true" on the wrapper or use as a background decoration.
No network calls, storage, or permissions.
No global listeners; no user data processed.
Minimal corner-mark patterns inspired by editorial print and wireframe guides.
Implementation and Framer adaptation by SecretoCho Design.
SecretoCho Design 2025
Provided “as is” for visual framing accents. Validate contrast and interaction hit areas in your final layouts.
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