Filters, Blending, Clipping, and Masking
Chapter 20
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- Basic filter effects
- Drop shadows and alpha channels
- Color filter effects
- Brightness, contrast, and saturation filter effects
- SVG filter effects
- Simple alpha channel blending
- Darken, lighten, difference, and exclusion blending
- Multiply, screen, and overlay blending
- Hard- and soft-light blending
- Color dodge and burn blending
- Hue, saturation, luminosity, and color blending
- Three backgrounds blended together
- Blending with color versus transparency
- Blending elements with their backdrops
- Blending in isolation, and not
- Examples of size containment
- Using an image to define a float shape
- An image float shape on the right
- Using image opacity to define the float shape at the 50% opacity level
- The basic shape boxes
- Insets from two basic shape boxes
- Rounding the corners of a shape box
- A circular float shape
- A rather small circular float shape for an even smaller image
- The circular float shape that results from a rectangle
- A clipped float shape
- Various circular float shapes
- Defining float shapes with ellipses
- Elliptical float shapes and percentages
- A polygonal float shape
- How a float shape is clipped when it exceeds the shape box
- The two polygonal fills
- The Chrome Shapes Editor in action
- Adding margins to float shapes
- Making sure the shape margins don’t get clipped
- Clipped and unclipped paragraphs
- Various clip shapes
- Various clipping boxes
- Fitting an elliptical clip shape to various boxes
- An image clipped with a scaling SVG clip path
- The two shape-filling options
- A simple image mask
- A variety of image masks
- List items, masked and unmasked
- Alpha and luminance mask modes
- Sizing masks
- Repeating masks
- Positioning masks
- Changing the origin box
- Clipping the mask
- Compositing operations
- Compositing masks
- Two masks
- Some mask border slicing patterns
- Applying the mask fill
- Various kinds of mask border repeating
- Four kinds of object fitting
- Various scale-down scenarios
- A variety of object positions
- Positioning a covered object