On Wed, 2009-08-05 at 17:02 +0100, Evan Dandrea wrote: > On Wed, Aug 5, 2009 at 5:01 PM, Evan Dandrea<[email protected]> wrote: > > I've come up with the following so far, which avoids the need for any > > additional javascript by using webkit-only css properties. > > Unfortunately, I cannot find a property that will let me blur the > > shadow image. > > I forgot to note that I did this with the original svg files in the > icons directory and modified the slides to use them instead of the > pngs.
I'm glad that you like the new look! I like it, too :) Having given up on ImageMagick, I've begun to subject myself to GIMP's "Script-Fu" Scheme scripts instead. Got a reasonable reflect / blur script thrown together. This way, SVGs can be shipped with the source and built into PNGs automatically, at some point, using GIMP in batch mode (with fancy reflections and blur effects). Easier for everyone, especially if icon authors do their SVG metadata! If I recall correctly, SVG /does/ support some kind of blur, so that should be achievable as well, albeit a tad resource-heavy. Another awesome benefit of using SVG in the final product is that it's then fully scalable. I had tried doing it a while ago but bumped into a tricky spot because the size of the SVG image on the web page is dictated by width / height values within the SVG file. Maybe there is a Javascript thing to override that behaviour. Thanks, Dylan
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