The post indicates that the community member found that background-image: none; did not work even after updating the background image. The comments suggest the following:
- A community member recommends using "Filters" instead of backdrop-filter, as the latter is meant for transparent elements to blur something behind them.
- Another community member expresses regret about the post.
- A community member asks if there is a way to blur an image without blurring the edges.
- A community member suggests wrapping the element into another box and using overflow: clip to achieve the desired effect.
There is no explicitly marked answer in the provided information.