An Underrated CSS Property - Backdrop Filter

In today's video we'll explore one of my favourite CSS properties: backdrop-filter. This property allows you to change the appearance for elements BEHIND another element, such as an overlay or backdrop.

BACKDROP FILTER DOCUMENTATION:

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[betterbehappythannot]

One of the best properties, you can make a fixed navigation that blurs everything behind it and it looks so cool

[cm]

You're getting me excited about CSS.

[penguinxed]

thanks for this mate, never even knew this property exist, I do really appreciate your helpful contents especially for a beginner like me

[avertry]

Thanks, I've been trying the html dialog tag & backdrop pseudo class, dialog::backdrop, now with the filter it got more interesting.

[Tony.Nguyen]

What does actually the 2pixel in blur mean? That 2 pixels blend into each other??

[gio]

really cool property with a good support, didn`t know that it even exists, thanks!