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# Avatar👨🏻‍🦰

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#### Customizing Avatar Block 👨🏻‍🦰:

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* **Upload your avatar image:**
  * Within the avatar block, click on the "Choose File" button.
  * Select the image file from your device that you want to use as your avatar.
  * Once the image is uploaded, it will be displayed within the avatar block.

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* **Adjust the image size:**
  * Within the avatar block, locate the "Image Size" option.
  * Choose the desired image size from the available options, such as 75X75px, 100X100px, 125X125px, or 150X150px.
  * Select the appropriate size that suits your design preferences.
* **Customize the border-radius:**
  * Within the avatar block, locate the "Border Radius".
  * Choose the border-radius style you prefer: "Straight," or "Rounded".
  * Select the option that matches the desired shape for your avatar image.


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