background-blur | Ultra light cross browser image blurring plugin for jQuery | Plugin library
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Background Blur plugin is a cross browser jQuery plugin for blurring images. See for documentation and demos.
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QUESTION
I want to dispaly pixelart in an ImageView but it keeps getting blurry. I tried it like explained in this post (and some others) and I tried it with the function createScaledBitmap like you can see in the code. But it still gets blurry. What else can I do to show my PixelArt correctly?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-09 at 13:52You're scaling the image up before disabling the filtering, so it still looks filtered. It also wastes memory to enlarge a small sprite into a large bitmap.
You don't need to mess with manual scaling like that. You can set the drawable on you ImageView (either assign it in your XML layout or call setImageResource
on it). Then set isFilterBitmap
to false on its drawable.
QUESTION
I have this code.
- The problem is that as you can see, I get those blue lines in the links area and I tend to think it's from the padding used for read-more and I can't understand why they appear and how to remove them.
I also have another misunderstanding. 2. Why does the green border (.middle) have that size? No size is set in the code.Its parent is background-blur, but its size is set in the code for the whole screen.
- If a child is sized with vw, its size depends on the size of the entire viewport, or the father's viewport, because I played with these units and not always an element with 50vw is equal to another element with 50vw.
In this snippet, I used vw and sometimes 5vw seems very much and sometimes very little and I don't understand why.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-17 at 13:28There is a typo here -
QUESTION
I have this code. When inspecting from the browser ,it seems when i click on hamburger-menu active class doesn't work. I expect when I press the hamburger menu the container class to become the container.active class Also,I set cursor: pointer for hamburger-menu and for link a(read-more) and it doesn't work. Any help?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-14 at 21:56It is because your .hamburger_menu
classes z-index was under the main element and its dimensions was covering your other elements. I have commented where I increased the z index so you can decide how to handle it. But this way of layering your elements is bad when scaling your project. The read more button is not navigating because u haven't set a href
path. Set it to a link or an address and click on the button to navigate. The below code shows that as well.
QUESTION
I am using this code to create a background-blurred view:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-22 at 17:20You need to change 2 properies of your visual effect view, cornerRadius
and clipsToBounds
. Your makeUIView
function would look like
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement a background-blur effect with OpenGL.
Here is my thought:
- drawing all background element to
colorFBO
- draw
colorFBO
into pingpongFBO[0] and pingpongFBO1 - use pingpongFBO[0] as texture, draw hori-blur rect to pingpongFBO1
- use pingpongFBO1 as texture, draw vert-blur rect to pingpongFBO[0]
Here is the result with blur radius of 200:
As you can see, the hori-blur effect disappeared almost.
The edge of blue rectangle is still sharp.
If I only draw hori-blur part, it looks correct, the edge is now blurry.
Here is my blur frag shader code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-02 at 11:58The vertical edge is blurry. But the effect is reduced and covered by the vertical blur in the 2nd pass. Note, the vertical blur reinforced the vertical edge, because it blurs along this edge.
After the 1st pass (horizontal blur), the main color on the left side is still blue and the main color on the right side is still green and white. The vertical blur, mix the colors along the columns of the image. That causes that the transition along the columns between the left (blue) and right (green/white) becomes a noticeable edge.
If you change the order of the passed (1st vertical blur, 2nd horizontal blur), then the horizontal edge becomes visible again:
In general the algorithm works. Compare the result, when a diagonal blur is used:
QUESTION
I want to change 'background-image' when i access the page.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-05 at 09:29I think you should use require
as follows :
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