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December 16, 2015 at 1:37 pm
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The feathering effect is there on the examples that use filter:blur
too. If you change the background color to red, you can see it more clearly.
I think it isn’t obvious as it is in your version because:
- You’re using a larger blur (10px vs 5px) which creates more feathering
- You’ve effectively broken the background into segments. The blur being applied to `.glass down` as a whole while not animating, but during animation, the blur is rendered individually for the animating `.slider`.
It just seems to be the way chrome handles the rendering… I’m not sure if that is a bug or by design, but for a work-around I would recommend using the pre-blurred image route if you can…
I hope that made sense…
In your pen, try changing the background color to red to more easily see what is going on.