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CSS

Bluring Image

HI,

How can i blur an image? i believe this one is easy . Rather, how can i blur image , but live a part not blured? so i have a text on my left on top of the image and on the left, in the image, thees something i dont want to get blured. I believe photoshop wold be easier, but i cant use it at the moment.

1 Answer

You could solve this with CSS3 Filters ( http://www.inserthtml.com/2012/06/css-filters/ ) However those are only supported in webkit browsers.

A more elegant way to solve this would be via jQuery.

Or no coding at all: use Photoshop.

Cool article. I believe it would be the best but i just dont have anything to do it with and i wont have a powerful PC yet to do any of this stuff in software for the nect two months.

Unless they are ok with what im using .

jQuery? interesting!

Thank you ! :D

You could use other image editing software, such as Gimp for example. There are plenty of tools available for free on the web that do not require a high end pc.

Thank you. I remember Gimp. I remember more now. I havent done any wbesite work for 1.5 months and i need to re-fresh everything : p

Ill check them out :)

Thank you.