Tag: CSS Filters

Before I get started you should know that at the time of writing CSS Filter Effects are not supported in the latest versions of ie(11) and Firefox(27) so if you are using them you should try Chrome, Safari, or Opera instead. CSS filter effects are quickly becoming one of the hottest topics among web designers.

Normally when I need to add a drop shadow to an element I will use CSS box-shadow. There’s another way that I can handle this though. I can use CSS filters. They allow me to do many different things like apply gray-scale, apply sepia, blur, adjust brightness, adjust contrast, adjust hue, invert colors, saturate colors,