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filter.css

A couple CSS filter combinations to get you started.

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Usage

  1. Add the filter.css file to your project.
  2. Link to the filter.css file.
<!-- In your <head> -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="filter.css">
  1. Use a data-filter attribute in your markup to add a filter.
<!-- In your <body> -->
<div data-filter="Eureka"></div>

List of available data-filter names.

  • Eureka
  • Karl
  • Rocky
  • London
  • FlipFlop
  • Introvert
  • Butterfly
  • Gold
  • Copper
  • Silver
  • Night
  • LoFi

Or you can just grab individual filter styles on the demo page and use it in your own CSS file.

Also feel free to tweak the numbers to better match your image/content.

Browser support

The filters are currently just -webkit prefixed. Better support will be added. Firefox seems close.

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filter.css's Issues

data-attribute or Class selector

How do you prefer to author your markup when adding a new filter?

<div class="MyClass" data-filter="Eureka"></div>

or

<div class="MyClass filter-Eureka"></div>

I'm thinking of using data-filter mostly because: Filters can't be mixed together and only one at the time is allowed. data-filter="Eureka Karl" wouldn't work.

Animation or Flexibility

There is a bug that breaks the animation/transition of CSS filters when the oder changes. See this Pen.

So until this is fixed we have to make a choice of:

  1. Keep it animatable
  2. Allow more flexibility with different filter orders. Resulting in a bigger variety of filters.

I tend to vote for option 2.

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