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filter: blur() also blurs the element’s text and border. Use backdrop-filter on a panel if you only want the background blurred.
Filters
filter paints the whole element, including its children. It is not the same as backdrop-filter, which blurs what is behind the element.
What people get wrong
filter: blur() also blurs the element’s text and border. Use backdrop-filter on a panel if you only want the background blurred.
- What is the difference between filter and backdrop-filter?
- filter affects the element you put it on. backdrop-filter affects the pixels behind that element. Glass panels use backdrop-filter. Photo treatments use filter.
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