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Updated 10 months ago

Add CSS "Filter" Property

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I run into the need for this fairly often. Might be a quick win given it's basically the same as backdrop filter but applies to the element, not behind it

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/filter

5 comments

JJeremy

I would also use this.

DDirky Dirk

filter and transform property for simple translates would be great too

OOleg Isonen

100%

OOleg Isonen

blur was the first thing a youtuber was trying to do the other day and couldn't lol. this was painful, luckily they did it with AI

OOleg Isonen

current backdrop filter is also not really implemented fully, it was a quick version, requires to type a css function, I can add the same relatively quickly or we build the multi-layer UI right away

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