Introduction
This guide shows you how to apply visual filters to text with CSS. Note: This is IE only, as usual!
To see the results of these filters, as I have only displayed the code here, visit http://www.ssi-developer.net/css/visual-filters.shtml
Opacity: 0 (fully transparent) - 100 (fully opaque)
Finishopacity: 0 (fully transparent) - 100 (fully opaque)
Style: shape characteristics of opacity gradient. 0 (uniform), 1 (linear), 2 (radial), 3 (rectangular)
startX: X coordinate for opacity gradient to start
startY: Y coordinate for opacity gradient to start
finishX: X coordinate for opacity gradient to end
finishY: Y coordinate for opacity gradient to end
Add: whether to add the original image to the motion-blurred image. True=added, False=not added.
Direction: direction of the blur basically, in 45 degree increments from 0(top) clockwise to 315 (top left).
Strength: in pixels how much the blur will extent. Default is 5.
Color: colour for the drop shadow effect. Hex value.
offX: number of pixels shadow is offset in x-axis
offY: number of pixels shadow is offset in y-axis
positive: non-zero value create dropshadow for any non-transparent pixel, false or zero value creates shadow for any transparent pixel in visual object.
add: true (non-zero) adds waved effect to original, false (zero) does not.
freq: number of waves in visual area.
lightstrength: strength of light in wave effect from 0 - 100.
phase: wavelength at which offset should start from 0 - 360.
strength: intensity of wave effect.
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