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The CSS 'backdrop-filter' property applies graphical effects such as blurring or color shifting to the area behind an element. This can create the impression that the background behind the element with the backdrop-filter applied is seen through a modified lens. This property is useful for creating frosted glass effects, enhancing overlays, or any context where the background should be visually altered behind an element.
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CSS 'backdrop-filter' Property by Webzstore (@webzstore)
on CodePen. The 'backdrop-filter' property opens up creative possibilities for enhancing web pages' visual hierarchy and interactivity by allowing designers to apply filter effects directly to the backdrop of elements. Use the 'backdrop-filter' property when applying a filter effect (like blur or grayscale) to the area behind an element, not the element itself. It's commonly used in modal dialogs, sidebars, or any floating element where you wish to maintain focus by subtly modifying the backdrop to be less distinct or more stylized.CSS 'backdrop-filter' Property Example
Browser Support For 'backdrop-filter' Property
70.0* 9.0 -webkit- 76.0 17.0 63.0 CSS Syntax of the 'backdrop-filter' Property
backdrop-filter: none | <filter-function-list>;
Usage of the 'backdrop-filter' Property
Property Values of the 'backdrop-filter' Property
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