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fix text on glow page; format html files
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<p>
The first three values are used for drop-shadows, the last for an
inset shadow. Sadly, the latter is currently not possible using plain
CSS filters. Which is why it requires the use of an SVG filter. But
support for external SVG filters (using
<code>url("filter.svg#filter-id")</code>) is still flaky, we instead
opted to have two versions of each glow. One using SVG filters for
use-cases which support it (like the logo), and one using CSS filters
(as for this page's headings). Below you'll find implementation
examples using the primary color CSS variable for the glow color as
specified in our (S)CSS stylesheets. Simply replace
CSS filters, which is why it requires the use of an SVG filter
(further information: see <a href="#notes">Notes</a>).
</p>
<p>
Below you'll find implementation examples using the primary color CSS
variable for the glow color as specified in our (S)CSS stylesheets. In
the CSS example simply replace
<code>--color-primary</code> with <code>--color-secondary</code> to
use the secondary color.
use the secondary color. In the SVG example, we don't use CSS
variables, because not every software understands them.
</p>
<ul>
<li>
@ -205,17 +205,17 @@
</p>
<p>
The value is needed for both drop shadows and inset shadows. Sadly,
the latter is currently not possible using plain CSS filters. Which is
why it requires the use of an SVG filter. But support for external SVG
filters (using
<code>url("filter.svg#filter-id")</code>) is still flaky, we instead
opted to have to versions of each glow. One using SVG filters for
use-cases which support it (like the logo), and one using CSS filters
(as for this page's headings). Below you'll find implementation
examples. They specify tones of the primary color using their
respective CSS variable in our stylesheet. You can simply replace each
occurence of "primary" with "secondary" and "argon" with "krypton" to
get a glow of the secondary color.
the latter is currently not possible using plain CSS filters, which is
why it requires the use of an SVG filter (further information: see
<a href="#notes">Notes</a>).
</p>
<p>
Below you'll find implementation examples using the primary color CSS
variable for the glow color as specified in our (S)CSS stylesheets. In
the CSS example simply replace each occurrence of "primary" with
"secondary" and "argon" with "krypton" to get a glow of the secondary
color. In the SVG example, we don't use CSS variables, because not
every software understands them.
</p>
<ul>
<li>
@ -264,7 +264,14 @@
</li>
</ul>
<h2>Notes</h2>
<h2 id="notes">Notes</h2>
<p>
Because support for external SVG filters (using
<code>url("filter.svg#filter-id")</code>) is still flaky, we instead
opted to have two versions of each glow. One using SVG filters for
use-cases which support it (like the logo), and one using CSS filters
(as for this page's headings).
</p>
<p>
In the SVG files we use two separate filters, because when combining
shadows with the primary and the secondary color as can be seen in the