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Leonardo
Hi there,
whith GB Pro effects, is there a way to achieve someting like this? https://imgur.com/kPBLIBc
The image is just an example to give an idea.I was playing around with that but the only thing i achieved is this: https://imgur.com/z8HbG7r
So i added two background images and added on the second container the blur effect targeting background image.I think this could be good with a abstract images, so i would have that portion with blur effect. But with a no abstract image the two images should overlap perfectly and this is a bit difficult to do.
The ideal thing would be to have a single background image and apply the effect to the upper container, but I can’t find solutions with the effects of Gb. I think it should be done with css right?
Thanks
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Hi there,
Interesting layout – I tried but wasn’t able to replicate 😉
Can you link me to the site where the screenshot was taken?
Thanks 🙂
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Leonardo
Hi Leo,
do you mean the first one? Just a random image on google to give an idea. Here is a generator: https://ui.glass/generator/
I played around with css and it seems to work this way:
Just two containers. The first with a background image. The second one with headline and his own class: https://imgur.com/hdCOCpr
So i put this code: https://imgur.com/UyjvYwZ
Here the property https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/backdrop-filter.
What do you think? It seems to work, but what I wanted to understand is if we can achieve this with GB Pro’s blur effect. Maybe what is missing is that property, “backdrop-filter”, isn’t it?
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Hi there,
the most you could do with the
filter blur
in effects is to apply it to the containers background image ( which has to be set as a pseudo element ). But that effect will be stuck to that background.But you can’t do what
backdrop-filter
does.
Its something we have on our radar for future effects, especially it now has decent browser support. -
Leonardo
Hi David,
great! Happy to hear that,
Thanks
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You’re welcome
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