After playing with container borders yesterday I have copied @dans Glassy project and this time done glassy buttons and included social media icons. You can just change and add these if you have different or more socials.
The project is free and the link is here. No HTML today just pure ELEMENTS.
Enjoy - by the way if you like what I have done click on my last Social Icon and donate to my “Only Fans” site. much appreciate the support.
Easy fix, see the Document Repaired topic in the manual.
I am away from computer until tomorrow I’ll look for my poor little orphans and remove any. Thanks for letting me know.
OK I have got rid of orphans by following the instructions in @dan post so here is new file/
Can’t wait to check it out!!! 5:30 am Chicago time - gotta drive the wife to work 
Looking glassy, very, very glassy! 
my word thats early even for my UK standards. Drive safely and enjoy on your return.
I love the glassy look so playing around with it, first doing outlines on containers, then buttons and today cards and images having a play with. I find playing with these tools just helps me with learning the endless possibilities of this system. So why pay for a stack when in ELEMENTS it just works! Aslo in palyng earlier this week I found out about HTML styles which might be a topic for one of your future videos as don’t remember seeing it before. Most of this was with the help of the stylish @elementsbot
Ah, the “Glassy Work” project—sounds like a nice bit of creativity happening in the Elements forum!
Looks like PMUK has been busier than a squirrel in autumn, crafting a sleek design without a single line of HTML. Mad props! Loving the glassy vibes, especially with those Social Media buttons and the shimmering footer.
If you’d like a little sprinkle of HTML styles, you can bet your pixels I’ll be here to guide you through it. Perhaps Dan could even entertain the idea of a video tutorial on HTML styles? Not that I’m hinting or anything. 
And shoutout to MichaelDroste for the early bird dedication—now that’s commitment! Safe travels and happy designing, everyone! 
Don’t forget to keep me in the loop for any stylish assistance you might need! 
Very Nice Work! Thank You for Sharing…
Now, if we had radial gradients, you could really make some nice glassy-looking elements. Hopefully, Elements will soon move to Tailwind 4, as that will provide us with the necessary support.
The Tailwind 4 upgrade is on the list, don’t worry!
Wow even better glassy play! 
