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# See http://msurguy.github.io/background-blur/ for documentation and demos # | ||
# Background Blur Plugin | ||
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Background Blur plugin is a cross browser jQuery plugin for blurring images. | ||
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See http://msurguy.github.io/background-blur/ for documentation and demos | ||
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## Installation and Usage | ||
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Install the plugin with Bower: | ||
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`bower install background-blur` | ||
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Or with NPM: | ||
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`npm install background-blur` | ||
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Or manually: | ||
```javascript | ||
<script src="jquery.min.js"></script> | ||
<script src="background-blur.min.js"></script> | ||
``` | ||
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Create a container which will contain the blurred image: | ||
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```html | ||
<div id='some-element'></div> | ||
``` | ||
Then create a blurred image in that container: | ||
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```javascript | ||
$('#some-element').backgroundBlur({ | ||
imageURL : 'http://URL-of-the-image', | ||
blurAmount : 50, | ||
imageClass : 'bg-blur' | ||
}); | ||
``` | ||
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OR Create a blurred image and fade it in: | ||
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```javascript | ||
$('#some-element').backgroundBlur({ | ||
imageURL : 'http://URL-of-the-image', | ||
blurAmount : 50, | ||
imageClass : 'bg-blur' | ||
duration: 1000, // If the image needs to be faded in, how long that should take | ||
endOpacity : 1 // Specify the final opacity that the image will have | ||
}); | ||
``` | ||
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OR Create a blurred image, fade it in and switch to another image: | ||
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```javascript | ||
// Initialize the blur | ||
$('#some-element').backgroundBlur({ | ||
imageURL : 'http://URL-of-the-image', | ||
blurAmount : 50, | ||
imageClass : 'bg-blur' | ||
duration: 1000, // If the image needs to be faded in, how long that should take | ||
endOpacity : 1 // Specify the final opacity that the image will have | ||
}); | ||
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//Switch the image | ||
$('#some-element').backgroundBlur('http://URL-of-another-image'); | ||
``` | ||
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## Browser Support: | ||
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- Chrome | ||
- Firefox | ||
- Safari and Safari Mobile (iOS) | ||
- IE6, IE7, IE8 - blur is supported without animation (need to omit "duration" property in those browsers to make this plugin work, the problem will get fixed when Velocity.js issue gets fixed) | ||
- IE9, IE10, IE11 | ||
- Android browsers | ||
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Possibly, more. Please let me know if some browser doesn't work | ||
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## Under the hood: | ||
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This plugin utilizes SVG filter to blur the image if SVG is supported by the browser (all except IE), otherwise the plugin creates an IMG tag and applies a special IE-only filter in CSS | ||
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**Q:** Why not simply use CSS 3 blur filter? | ||
**A:** The browser support for SVG blur filter is much wider when it comes to older browsers. | ||
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**Velocity.js** support: | ||
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If you are using Velocity.js animation library, the plugin will automatically detect its presence and make fade in/fade out animations more performant, especially on mobile. If Velocity is not present on the page, jQuery's "animate" is used instead. | ||
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## Where is this used? | ||
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This plugin is currently used on http://www.nbcnews.com/video | ||
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Have questions / suggestions or using the plugin? Please reach out on Github or Twitter at http://twitter.com/msurguy | ||
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## LICENSE | ||
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This plugin is released under MIT license, giving you permission to use for commercial and non-commercial projects. |