iOS 7 s blurred overlay effect using CSS

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It seems Apple s overlay is more than just a transparency   Any ideas on how to achieve this effect with CSS and possibly JS

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I ve been using svg filters to achieve similar effects for sprites   lt svg id  gray calendar  xmlns xlink  http   www w3 org 1999 xlink  viewBox  0 48 48 48  gt     lt filter id  greyscale  gt       lt feColorMatrix type  saturate  values  0   gt     lt  filter gt     lt image width  48  height  10224  xlink href  tango48i png  filter  url  greyscale    gt   lt  svg gt     The viewBox attribute will select just the portion of your included image that you want  Just change the filter to any that you want  such as Keith s  lt feGaussianBlur stdDeviation  10   gt  example  Use the  lt image     gt  tag to apply it to any image or even use multiple images  You can build this up with js and use it as an image or use the id in your css

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This pen I found the other day seemed to do it beautifully  just a bit of css and 21 lines of javascript  I hadn t heard of the cloneNode js command until I found this  but it totally worked for what I needed for sure   http   codepen io rikschennink pen zvcgx  Detail  A  Basically it looks at your content div and invokes a cloneNode on it so it creates a duplicate which it then places inside the overflow hidden header object sitting on top of the page   B  Then it simply listens for scrolling so that both images seem to match and blurs the header image    annnnd BAM  Effect achieved    Not really fully do-able in CSS until they get the lil bit of scriptability built into the language

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Good News  As of today 11th April 2020  this is easily possible with backdrop-filter CSS property which is now a stable feature in Chrome  Safari  amp  Edge    I wanted this in our Hybrid mobile app so also available in Android Chrome Webview  amp  Safari WebView    https   developer mozilla org en-US docs Web CSS backdrop-filter https   caniuse com  search backdrop-filter   Code Example   Simply add the CSS property    my-class       backdrop-filter  blur 30px       background  transparent         Make sure there is not backgorund     UI Example 1  See it working in this pen or try the demo    x000D   x000D   main-wrapper   x000D    width  300px  x000D    height  300px  x000D    background  url  https   i picsum photos id 1001 500 500 jpg   no-repeat center  x000D    background-size  cover  x000D    position  relative  x000D    overflow  hidden  x000D    x000D   x000D   my-effect   x000D    position  absolute  x000D    top  300px  x000D    left  0  x000D    width  100   x000D    height  100   x000D    font-size  22px  x000D    display  flex  x000D    justify-content  center  x000D    align-items  center  x000D    color  black  x000D    -webkit-backdrop-filter  blur 15px   x000D    backdrop-filter  blur 15px   x000D    transition  top 700ms  x000D    x000D   x000D   main-wrapper hover  my-effect   x000D    top  0  x000D    x000D   lt h4 gt Hover over the image to see the effect lt  h4 gt  x000D   x000D   lt div id  main-wrapper  gt  x000D     lt div class  my-effect  gt  x000D      Glossy effect worked  x000D     lt  div gt  x000D   lt  div gt  x000D   x000D   x000D    UI Example 2  Let s take an example of McDonald s app because it s quite colourful  I took its screenshot and added as the background in the body of my app    I wanted to show a text on top of it with the glossy effect  Using backdrop-filter  blur 20px   on the overlay above it  I was able to see this

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Check out this demo page   This demo uses html2canvas for rendering document as an image   http   blurpopup labs daum net    When the  Show popup  link is clicked  the  makePopup  function is called   makePopup  runs html2canvas for rendering document as an image  The image is converted to data-url string and it is painted as the popup s background-image  Popup s bg is blurred by -webkit-filter blur Append the popup into document  While you re dragging the popup  it changes its own background-position

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This might help you    This Dynamically changes the background just IOS does   myBox     width  750px    height  500px    border  rgba 0  0  0  0 5  1px solid    background-color   ffffff      blurBg     width  100     height  100     overflow  hidden    z-index  0      blurBg img     -webkit-filter  blur 50px     margin-top  -150px    margin-left  -150px    width  150     opacity  0 6

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Here is my take on this with jQuery  Solution isn t universal  meaning one would have to tweak some of the positions and stuff depending on the actual design   Basically what I did is  on trigger clone remove the whole background  what should be blurred  to a container with unblurred content  which  optionally  has hidden overflow if it is not full width  and position it correctly  Caveat is that on window resize blurred div will mismatch the original in terms of position  but this could be solved with some on window resize function  honestly I couldn t be bothered with that now    I would really appreciate your opinion on this solution   Thanks  Here is the fiddle  not tested in IE   HTML   lt div class  slide-up  gt   lt div class  slide-wrapper  gt       lt div class  slide-background  gt  lt  div gt       lt div class  blured  gt  lt  div gt       lt div class  slide-content  gt            lt h2 gt Pop up title lt  h2 gt            lt p gt Pretty neat  lt  p gt       lt  div gt   lt  div gt   lt  div gt   lt div class  wrapper  gt   lt div class  content  gt        lt h1 gt Some title lt  h1 gt       lt p gt Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet  consectetur adipiscing elit  Quisque molestie magna elit  quis pulvinar lectus gravida sit amet  Phasellus lacinia massa et metus blandit fermentum  Cras euismod gravida scelerisque  Fusce molestie ligula diam  non porta ipsum faucibus sed  Nam interdum dui at fringilla laoreet  Donec sit amet est eu eros suscipit commodo eget vitae velit  lt  p gt   lt  div gt   lt a class  trigger  href     gt trigger slide lt  a gt    lt  div gt   lt svg version  1 1  xmlns  http   www w3 org 2000 svg  gt   lt filter id  blur  gt       lt feGaussianBlur stdDeviation  3    gt   lt  filter gt   lt  svg gt    CSS  body   margin  0  padding  0  font-family  Verdana   sans-serif  color   fff     wrapper   position  relative  height  100   overflow  hidden  z-index  100  background   CD535B    img   width  100   height  auto     blured   top  0  height  0  -webkit-filter  blur 3px   -moz-filter  blur 3px   -ms-filter  blur 3px   filter  blur 3px   filter  url  blur   filter progid DXImageTransform Microsoft Blur PixelRadius  3    position  absolute  z-index  1000     blured  wrapper   position  absolute  width  inherit     content   width  300px  margin  0 auto     slide-up   top 10px  position  absolute  width  100   z-index  2000  display  none  height  auto  overflow  hidden     slide-wrapper   width  200px  margin  0 auto  position  relative  border  1px solid  fff  overflow  hidden     slide-content   z-index  2222  position  relative  text-align  center  color   333333     slide-background   position  absolute  top  0  width  100   height  100   background-color   fff  z-index  1500  opacity  0 5      jQuery     first just grab some pixels we will use to correctly position the blured element var height       slide-up   outerHeight    var slide top   parseInt     slide-up   css  top    10    wrapper width      body  gt   wrapper   css  width        blured   css  width    wrapper width        trigger   click function          if    this  hasClass  triggered         sliding up             blured   animate               height   0px               background  background            1000  function                      blured  wrapper   remove                            slide-up   slideUp 700             this  removeClass  triggered          else      sliding down             wrapper   clone   appendTo   blured                slide-up   slideDown 1000            offset       slide-wrapper   offset                blured   animate               height   offset top   height   slide top    px             700               blured  wrapper   animate               left  - offset left              top  - offset top            100             this  addClass  triggered

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made a quick demo yesterday that actually does what your talking about  http   bit ly 10clOM9  this demo does the parallax based on the accelerometer so it works best on an iPhone itself  I basically just copy the content we are overlaying into a fixed position element that gets blurred    note  swipe up to see the panel    i used horrible css id s but you get the idea    frost   position  fixed    bottom  0    left 0    width  100     height  100px    overflow  hidden   -webkit-transition  all  5s     background2   -webkit-filter  blur 15px  brightness  2       content2fixed   position  fixed   bottom  9px   left  9px   -webkit-filter  blur 10px

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This is sort of possible with FireFox now thanks to the element style attribute   This experimental attribute lets you use any HTML content as a background image  So  to create the background you need three overlays    Simple overlay with a solid background  to hide the real overlay content   Overlay with a -moz-element background that sets the content  Note that FX doesn t support the filter  blur   attribute  so we need to us an SVG  Overlay with non blurred content    So  put together   SVG blur filter  works in FX  other browsers could use filter blur       lt svg gt     lt defs gt       lt filter id  svgBlur  gt         lt feGaussianBlur stdDeviation  10   gt       lt  filter gt     lt  defs gt   lt  svg gt    CSS blur style    behind-blur        filter           url  svgBlur        opacity   4      background  -moz-element  content       background-repeat  no-repeat      Finally 3 layers    lt div class  header  style  background-color   fff  gt  amp nbsp  lt  div gt   lt div class  header behind-blur  gt  amp nbsp  lt  div gt   lt div class  header  gt      Header Text  content blurs behind  lt  div gt    Then to move this around just set the background-position  sample in jQuery but you could use anything        behind-blur   css        background-position    -    left    px -    top    px         Here it is as a JS Fiddle  FX only

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You made me want to try  so I did  check out the example here   http   codepen io Edo B pen cLbrt  Using    HW Accelerated CSS filters  JS for class assigning and arrow key events Images CSS Clip property   that s it   I also believe this could be done dynamically for any screen if using canvas to copy the current dom and blurring it

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Check this one out http   codepen io GianlucaGuarini pen Hzrhf Seems like it does the effect without duplication the background image of the element under itself  See texts are blurring also in the example    Vague js  var vague    blurred find  iframe   Vague     intensity 5   blur intensity     vague blur

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Edit   In the future  mobile  Safari 9 there will be -webkit-backdrop-filter for exactly this  See this pen I made to showcase it   I thought about this for the last 4 weeks and came up with this solution     Live Demo   Edit  I wrote a more indepth post on CSS-Tricks    This technique is using CSS Regions so the browser support is not the best at this moment   http   caniuse com  feat css-regions   The key part of this technique is to split apart content from layout by using CSS Region  First define a  content element with flow-into content and then use the appropriate structure to blur the header   The layout structure    lt div class  phone  gt    lt div class  phone  display  gt     lt div class  header  gt       lt div class  header  text  gt Header lt  div gt       lt div class  header  background  gt  lt  div gt     lt  div gt     lt div class  phone  content  gt     lt  div gt    lt  div gt   lt  div gt    The two important parts of this layout are  header  background and  phone  content - these are the containers where the content should flow though     Using CSS Regions it is simple as flow-from content   content is flowing into the named region content   Now comes the tricky part  We want to always flow the content through the  header  background because that is the section where the content will be blured   using webkit-filter blur 10px     This is done by transfrom translateY - HeightOfTheHeader  the  content to ensure that the content will always flow though the  header  background  This transform while always hide some content beneath the header  Fixing this is ease adding   header  background before    display inline-block    content       height  HeightOfTheHEader     to accommodate for the transform    This is currently working in    Chrome 29   enable  experimental-webkit-features   enable-experimental-web-platform-features     Safari 6 1 Seed 6   iOS7  slow and no scrolling

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Am not very sure about that  I believe that CSS isn t capable of doing this at the moment  However Chris Coyier has blogged about an old technique with multiple images to achieve such effect  http   css-tricks com blurry-background-effect

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It is possible with CSS3     myDiv       -webkit-filter  blur 20px       -moz-filter  blur 20px       -o-filter  blur 20px       -ms-filter  blur 20px       filter  blur 20px       opacity  0 4      Example here    jsfiddle

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clone the element you want to blur append it to the element you want to be on top  the frosted window  blur cloned element with webkit-filter make sure cloned element is positioned absolute when scrolling the original element s parent  catch scrollTop and scrollLeft using requestAnimationFrame  now set the webkit-transform dynamically to translate3d with x and y values to scrollTop and scrollLeft   Example is here    make sure to open in webkit-browser scroll inside phone view  best with apple mouse     see blurring footer in action   http   versie1 com TEST ios7

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