SOLVED - how to ensure blurred text has enough padding?
Posted: 2017-10-19T15:07:15-07:00
Hello,
I'm using:
... on Debian Stretch 9.1
Problem: the left-side of the image cuts off the nice blurred shadow behind the yellow title text. When I then add this title image onto another image, the obvious vertical line looks bad.
This is the finished product:
Please note for the images below:
I tried adding a border but it didn't work how I thought:
How can I get the blurred background shadow text (and then the foreground text) to start rendering more to the right??
Thank you.
I'm using:
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$ convert -version
Version: ImageMagick 6.9.7-4 Q16 x86_64 20170114 http://www.imagemagick.org
Copyright: © 1999-2017 ImageMagick Studio LLC
Problem: the left-side of the image cuts off the nice blurred shadow behind the yellow title text. When I then add this title image onto another image, the obvious vertical line looks bad.
This is the finished product:
Please note for the images below:
- the dark border is not the image - it's the background of my image viewer (purposely captured during screenshot).
- the checkerboard is the transparent background.
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$ convert -size x100 -font Century-Schoolbook-L-Bold-Italic -background none -stroke black -strokewidth 10 label:"abcdefg" -blur 0x5 -fill goldenrod1 -stroke none label:"abcdefg" -flatten "gallery.title.png"
I tried adding a border but it didn't work how I thought:
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$ convert -size x100 -font Century-Schoolbook-L-Bold-Italic -background none -stroke black -strokewidth 10 label:"abcdefg" -blur 0x5 -fill goldenrod1 -stroke none label:"abcdefg" -border 20 -flatten "gallery.title.png"
How can I get the blurred background shadow text (and then the foreground text) to start rendering more to the right??
Thank you.
