Sat, 27 Aug 2011 01:50:22 -0700 (PDT), /Roger F. Gay/:
I've been building browser GUIs using frames for years and my
first gut reaction to seeing that they're not included in new
standard was great disappointment. As you may have noticed, I've
been spending the majority of my attention lately
Sun, 22 May 2011 18:38:53 -, /Andreas/:
I made a liitle SVG to simulate a Flashlight in the dark:
http://labs.pixelfans.de/svgflashlight/coloredfinch.svg
It works, but the performance is bad (i listen my CPU 8) )
Do you have any suggestion for me to improve this?
I've tried it with IE 9
Mon, 16 August, 2010 1:40:39, /ddailey/:
I don't know about using filters as a part of CSS like that (nor in
which browsers it would work),
I'm using Mozilla Firefox (4.0 betas). I place the CSS rules
specifying the 'filter' property [1] in my userContent.css [2].
I may use the
I have very basic knowledge of SVG and I've been able to apply SVG filters to
images as part of my browser user style sheet like:
img {
filter: url(my-svg-filters.xml#filter-a);
}
Is there a way, what would be the filter definition to replace just certain
colors in an image, e.g. I want to
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