Do any of you talented people out there know if it's possible to
use the OnMouseOver to apply filters (e.g. blur) to text?
I suspect you need to name the text in some manner - the <P>
tag possibly.
VBScript / Javascript
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is this any help:
http://www.ssi-developer.net/css/visual-filters.shtml
dunno about doing it on javascript onmousover thought... i'll see what i can dig up
http://www.ssi-developer.net/css/visual-filters.shtml
dunno about doing it on javascript onmousover thought... i'll see what i can dig up
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aha! got it.... sort of
its a bit tricky and only really works with <a> link tags as you use the css a:hover command.
eg:
the problem is that you have to define the width of the text that you want to effect, and it only really works with link tags.
eg:
hope that helps...
its a bit tricky and only really works with <a> link tags as you use the css a:hover command.
eg:
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a:hover{ filter: blur(add=false, direction=135, strength=6); }
the problem is that you have to define the width of the text that you want to effect, and it only really works with link tags.
eg:
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Lorem ipsum <a href="#" style="display: inline; width: 200px;">dolor sit amet</a> consectetuer adipiscing elit.
What’s the difference between a buffalo and a bison?