Vague.js | experimental script that allows you to blur any kind
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Vague.js: A jQuery plugin for blurring HTML elements via SVG filters.
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I'm trying to develop a website from scratch. I'm using html, css and js (with jQuery and other js libraries as I need them). I wanted to have code that could be dropped anywhere without needing to install extra plugins/script. All that should be needed should be in a single folder I can place anywhere and run (plug and play style) so I have all libraries (only bootstrap, jQuery and Vague.js atm) downloaded.
In one of the pages I have multiple images moving in a carousel like way. The images cover the page and are the only thing (besides the logo and menu buttons) on the page. What I need to do is have the screen/images blurred and only a circle around the cursor be visible. Currently I managed to blur all images and have them focused when the mouse is over them but I can't figure out how to have only a small portion of the image focused.
I know that this is not the ideal way of handling things but to get the carousel working smoothly and be replicable in multiple pages I had to duplicate all images and have a css transform operation with keyframes moving -50%. This part I know could be better and you can ignore. What I currently have is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-14 at 07:21Doing this with the new CSS backdrop-filter
is quite easy, the hardest part being to set up a hole in the filter.
Luckily we have stackoverflow.
For a circle, the simplest is probably to use a radial-gradient as a mask-image
, as shown in this answer.
QUESTION
This is the error that it shows to me, I put in the webpack.mix.js, the parameter 1 of scss to list of scss I would use in the app:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-13 at 05:42This is because .sass
is a transpiler
command and not a combiner
command, which you're treating it like .js
, and it is not.
Instead, app.scss
should be the single source of truth for all of it's dependencies, which you can use @import
to bring those dependencies into your sass file; observe:
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I'm working on a school project and I tried to use Fancybox to create a gallery. My issue is : the gallery is created, you can see all images of the gallery on the side list menu, all functionalities are working just fine except that no matter what image you first click on or even browsing the gallery in the modal "window" only the first image of the set is displayed and all others are not even shown.
I might have done things wrong so here's my code.
Here's my HTML (important parts only):
Head scripts
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-25 at 19:43Add data-fancybox
attribute with the same value to your links to create a gallery.
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