Detailed explanation of CSS3 blend mode usage

This time I will bring you a detailed explanation of the use of CSS3 mixed mode. What are the precautions when using CSS3 mixed mode. The following is a practical case, let’s take a look.

1. About the blending mode

Everyone familiar with PS should know the blending mode:

## There are also blending modes in

#SVG and

Canvas, which are essentially the same.

The following are some common blending mode algorithms:

There are also instructions on the wiki. If you are interested, you can find out.

The content of this article briefly introduces the two properties related to the mixing mode in CSS3, mix-blend-mode and

background-blend-mode.

2. CSS3 mix-blend-mode

First of all, you must know that "blend-mode" means mix mode. As for mix, well, I don’t know why it’s named mix. Maybe it’s because this attribute can be used not only on HTML, but also on SVG, so I might as well call it mix. This CSS property causes the content of an element to "blend" with its background and the elements below it.

Compatibility is as follows:

It can be seen that the recent Chrome and FireFox browsers have good support, and there is no need to use private prefixes.

It supports many values. The Chinese and English comparisons are as follows:

The last three have a strong soy sauce flavor and have not appeared in PS, so you can ignore them.

If you want to experience the performance of each mixing mode, you can click here: CSS3 mix-blend-mode Mixed Mode Demo

For example, if you select Overlay, the text and the following The mixing effect of the content is like this:

mix-blend-mode provides us with a broader idea for realizing some

text special effects.

3. CSS3 background-blend-mode

background-blend-mode This needs to be better understood, the background blending mode. It can be a mixture of the background image and the background color, or it can be a mixture of the background image and the background color.

Compatibility is as follows:

The supported attribute values ​​are the same as above and will not be displayed repeatedly.

If you want to experience the performance of each blend mode, you can click here: CSS3 background-blend-mode Mixed Mode Demo

For example, choose a common multiply multiply , as a result, the two girls merged:

It should be noted that only the background image and color in the background attribute can be mixed, and it can only be in one background attribute.

CSS3 backgrounds Multiple backgrounds IE9+ browsers have started to support it. Therefore, if you want to mix multiple pictures, you just need commas and write them one by one in the background attribute. For example, the two girls in this Demo:

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