<filter> wizard
- Introduction
- Examples
- Help
- Basic usage
- Add your image to the Tiles Exhibition
- Browser Support
- Updates
- To-do-List
- Related Links
- About CSS Filters
- Development
1. Introduction
- Images from your computer
- Images from the Web
- iFrames like YouTube Videos, Streetview etc.
- Websites
and generate the css-code for the applied Filters.
Now (since 2016-Jan-8), you can also send your StreetviewArt to the Tiles Exhibition.
2. Examples
3. Help
3.1 Basic usage
Wrap an image or <iframe>
in a <div>
or <figure>
with the filter styles. You can also use an <iframe>
with YouTube Video, Streetview etc. etc.
<style>
.myfilter {
-webkit-filter: saturate(0.9) contrast(1.2);
filter: saturate(0.9) contrast(1.2);
}
</style>
<div class="myfilter">
<img src="..." />
</div>
<div class="myfilter">
<iframe src="..."></iframe>
</div>
3.2 Add your image to the Tiles Exhibition
Click on Streetview (1)
Click on the Walking Icon (2)
Drag the Pegman Icon to a place on the map (3)
Apply the filters to your image and then click „Add to Exhibition“ (4)
Insert your Name (required) and optional a description (4) for your artwork and click on „Send“ (5)
After sending your artwork, click on „Show“ to open the Tiles Exhibition in a new Window (7)
That’s it!
Observations
- Anonymous Artworks (can) be removed from the exhibition
- If you don’t want to send your Artwork but saving the result, copy the HTML-Code. See step 5 / (6)
3.8 Browser Support
This tool uses CSS Filters, supported in the following browsers: Testing!
Not work in Internet Explorer 11
5. Updates
Version: 0.9.3 08.01.2016
- Add your image to the „Tiles Exhibition“. Fig. 6 / (1).
- Print your Artwork in the „Tiles Exhibition“.
Fig. 6filter-wizard-screen-09.jpg
- Enhanced Mobile Version.
Fig. 7filter-wizard-screen-10.jpg
Version: 0.9.2.2 03.01.2016
- Enhanced Streetview handling. Fig. 5 / (1).
Fig. 5filter-wizard-screen-07.jpg
Version: 0.9.2.1 31.12.2015
- Fixed color of working area
- Added function „Switch background-color“ for better result avaliation. Fig. 4: You can switch the background-color of the working area (1). Click on the switch-icon (2).
Fig. 4filter-wizard-screen-04.jpg
- Technicolor Support
- Print (Stylesheet). Works in Firefox. In Google Chrome not avaliable
6. Interfacedesign
Fig. 3: Not the best place for this menu (1) !
7. To-do List
- Solving Bug: Copy to Clipboard in Safari
- Solving various interface issues (Pri 1)
- Add function: Save your, one style via cookie
- and even more…
8. Related Links
8.1 About CSS Filters
- W3DRAFT: Filter Effects Module Level 1drafts.fxtf.org/filters
- Mozilla filterdeveloper.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/CSS/filter
- CSSgram A tiny (<1kb gzipped!) library for recreating Instagram filters with CSS filters and blend modes.una.im/CSSgram/
- Almost Profound This is a blog about front end development, design, and other musings by Una Kravets. una.im/
- html5rocks Understanding CSS Filter Effectshtml5rocks.com
8.2 Development
- rangeslider.js (Used for filter wizard) andreruffert.github.io/rangeslider.js
- nouislider refreshless.com/nouislider/examples/
- HTML5 File Drag & Drop API blogs.sitepointstatic.com