Simple Border Vector Free Download [PORTABLE]

I can not figure this one out. The border is attached as such, but whenever I try and load it, it either doesn't come up, or it looks completely different. All the CSS styles I've found round, stretch, transparent etc all sound great but keep tampering with the image- all I need is the the border as is on the topish-center of the orange of the page. It's probably a very simple thing but I have literally been going at this for hours and it is just not working. >

EDIT:I went checking out the docs, you may actually keep the image size (which is bad for webpage size, you should scale down the image for a smaller file size). Using the property of border-image-slice, you can directly scale the border-image with CSS.

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I started with a blank frame (canvas) started placing images and text and vectors (vectors and images are imported by file CTRL + Shift + K) now if I need to expand length of frame so I can design there, some vectors (not all) will be either stretch with canvas or displace.

The reason why your satellite image disapears is that both of your layers (OSM and Sentinel) are raster layers - for borders etc. vector layers are much better. You can obtain vector layers from OpenStreetMap via the QuickOSM Plugin for QGIS - the plugin is self explaining, all you need to know is the right tags for the OSM data. You can find help for the right tags here:

Now, depending on your further analysis you are planning to do remove the polygon and point layer (so only the line layer representing the border is left). If you want to use the country as mask layer for further analysis you should remove all but the polygon and just style it so that there is no color shown filling the polygon (right click on the layer -> properties -> symbology)

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