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Replies for: There is a CSS attribute backdrop-filter, which applies an effect to whatever is behind the element that has the attribute. .container { bac...

Vijay Koushik, S. 👨🏽‍💻 • Mar 14 '18 • Edited

Wow! This is a cool feature. This property frees me from the hassle of using a separate div for blur and positioning it behind the content using z-index. How did I miss this during my research? Thank you @palle for pointing out the existence of this property 👍🏽

Mattia Astorino • Mar 21 '18

Only supported by Safari and chrome (behind flag).

Vijay Koushik, S. 👨🏽‍💻 • Mar 25 '18

Thanks for the heads up 👍🏽