FX & EFFECTS MADE WITH MOD CSS

We are going to show you how to use some CSS properties to make animation, transformation, filters and others effects through MOD CSS. It is some examples on how you can use them.

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Background blend mode

Background-blend-mode define how background-image and background-color are mixed. It is the background's fusion mode.
For now, only gradient|color value(s) works with background-image in MOD CSS. You cannot use url image.

Normal
Difference
Hard-light
Hue
HTML
                
    <!-- Normal -->
    <div :box="bg.im[linear-gradient(green, yellow)] bg.co[blue] bg.bm[normal]"> 
        Normal
    </div>
    
    <!-- Difference -->
    <div :box="bg.im[linear-gradient(green, yellow)] bg.co[blue] bg.bm[difference]"> 
        Difference
    </div>
    
    <!-- Hard-light -->
    <div :box="bg.im[linear-gradient(green, yellow)] bg.co[blue] bg.bm[hard-light]">
        Hard-light
    </div>
    
    <!-- Hue -->
    <div :box="bg.im[linear-gradient(green, yellow)] bg.co[blue] bg.bm[hue]">
        Hue
    </div>
    
            

Box-shadow

This one applies one or more shadows to an HTML element.

10px 5px 4px red
10px 5px 4px red
7px 5px 4px 1px gray
-10px -5px 5px purple, 7px 5px 4px 1px gray
HTML
                
    <div :box="bx.sh[10px 5px 4px red]"> 
        10px 5px 4px red
    </div>

    <div :box="bx.sh[40px -15px purple]"> 
        10px 5px 4px red
    </div>

    <div :box="bx.sh[7px 5px 4px 1px gray]"> 
        7px 5px 4px 1px gray
    </div>

    <div :box="bx.sh[-10px -5px 5px purple, 7px 5px 4px 1px gray]"> 
        -10px -5px 5px purple, 7px 5px 4px 1px gray
    </div>
    
            

Box-sizing

This property define how a child container display inside its parent. In fact, it is how width and height are calculated in according border, padding of its parent container.
it is usual to use border-box value.

Parent
Content-box
Parent
Border-box
HTML
                
    <div class="div"> Parent
         <div :box="bx.sz[content-box]">
        Content-box
        </div>
    </div>

    <div class="div">Parent
        <div :box="bx.sz[border-box]">
        Border-box
        </div>
    </div>

    
            

Filter

This one apply filter effet (like blurring, saturation...) on picture to improve rendering of backgrounds, borders etc...

Blur(2px) tour-eiffel
saturate(40%) tour-eiffel
contrast(175%) saturate(90%) tour-eiffel
HTML
                
    <!-- Blur -->
    <img src="img/tour-eiffel.jpg" alt="tour-eiffel"
        :box="filter[Blur(2px)]"> 
        
    <!-- Saturate -->
    <img src="img/tour-eiffel.jpg" alt="tour-eiffel"
        :box="filter[saturate(40%)]"> 
        
    <!-- Mix -->
    <img src="img/tour-eiffel.jpg" alt="tour-eiffel"
        :box="filter[contrast(175%) saturate(90%)]"> 
    
            

Mix-blend mode

This property defines how the content of an element (or a picture) should mix with its direct parent background.

Normal logo-modCSS
multiply logo-modCSS
Exclusion logo-modCSS
Difference logo-modCSS
HTML
                
    <!-- Normal -->
    <div :box="bg[orange] p[0 .5rem]">
        <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"> 
    </div>

    <!-- Multiply -->
    <div :box="bg[orange] p[0 .5rem]">
        <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"
        :box="mbm[multiply]"> 
    </div>
    
    <!-- Exclusion -->
    <div :box="bg[orange] p[0 .5rem]">
        <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"
        :box="mbm[Exclusion]"> 
    </div>

    <!-- Difference -->
    <div :box="bg[orange] p[0 .5rem]">
        <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"
        :box="mbm[Difference]"> 
    </div>
    
            

Opacity

Opacityis used to set the transparency of an element.

80%
50%
30%
10%
HTML
                
        <!-- 80% -->
        <div :box="op[80%]"></div>
        
        <!-- 50% -->   
        <div :box="op[50%]"></div>
           
        <!-- 30% --> 
        <div :box="op[30%]"></div>

        <!-- 10% -->
        <div :box="op[10%]"></div>
    
            

Overflow

This is CSS a shorthand property who sets the desired behavior for an element's overflow (when an element's content is too big to fit in its block formatting context) in one or both directions.

So, you can set overflow-x or overflow-y properties.

hidden

lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua officiis sapiente consequuntur tenetur similique quas facilis eveniet doloremque optio asperiores dolorum eum minus possimus dolor iure eaque voluptatem magnam inventore

scroll

lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua non voluptate assumenda quos soluta repudiandae molestias aspernatur consequuntur error optio in consectetur nihil similique maiores possimus itaque dolorum sed natus

auto

lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua repellendus saepe ipsam debitis beatae eligendi optio dignissimos ipsum iure reprehenderit eos nisi nihil voluptatibus repudiandae id sequi facilis dolorum ullam

x: scroll, y: hidden

lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua ut architecto non recusandae qui excepturi dolores vero perspiciatis doloribus aliquid dolore error repellendus commodi nobis ullam magni nisi vitae laudantium

HTML
                
    <!-- hidden -->
    <div :box="ovf[hidden]">
        <p>{% lorem 40 w %}</p>
    </div>
    
    <!-- scroll -->
    <div :box="ovf[scroll]">
        <p>{% lorem 40 w %}</p>
    </div>

    <!-- auto -->
    <div :box="ovf[auto]">
        <p>{% lorem 40 w %}</p>
    </div>

    <!-- scrollX-scroll, scrollY-hidden -->
    <div :box="ovf.x[scroll] ovf.y[hidden]">
        <p>{% lorem 40 w %}</p>
    </div>
    
            

Transform

This property applies a 2D or 3D transformation to an element.
All transform effects are supported by MOD CSS. Below, you can see some example on how to use it.

translateY(10px) logo-modCSS
rotate(45deg) logo-modCSS
scaleY(.5) logo-modCSS
skewY(20deg) logo-modCSS
HTML
                
    <!-- translate -->
    <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"
        :box="trf[translateY(10px)]"> 
    
    <!-- rotate -->    
    <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"
        :box="trf[rotate(45deg)]">
    
    <!-- scaleY -->     
    <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"
        :box="trf[scaleY(.5)]"> 
    
    <!-- skewY -->
    <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"
        :box="trf[skewY(20deg)]"> 
    
            

Transition

The transition CSS property is a shorthand property for transition-property, transition-duration, transition-timing-function, and transition-delay.

It is used to define the transition between two states of an element. Different states can be defined with MOD CSS by using pseudo-classes such as hover or checked.

all .5s ease-out logo-modCSS
transform 1s ease-in-out logo-modCSS
Detailed cubic 0.25s logo-modCSS
With delay 1s logo-modCSS
HTML
                
    <!-- all .5s ease-out -->
    <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"
        :box="trn[all .5s ease-out] && hover: trf[translateY(10px)]"> 
    
    
    <!-- transform 1s ease-in-out -->
    <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"
        :box="trn[transform 1s ease-in-out] && hover: trf[rotate(45deg)]"> 
       
              
    <!-- Detailed setting with cubic function 0.25s -->
    <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"
        :box="trn.du[0.25s] trn.tf[cubic-bezier(0.165, 0.84, 0.44, 1)] trn.pr[transform] && hover: trf[scaleY(.5)]"> 


    <!-- With delay 1s -->
    <img src="img/logo-modCSS.png" alt="logo-modCSS"
        :box="trn[all .3s cubic-bezier(0.165, 0.84, 0.44, 1)] trn.de[1s] && hover: trf[skewY(20deg)]"> 
    
            

Visibility

Specifies whether or not an element is visible.

Visible
Hidden
HTML
                
    <!-- Visible -->
    <div :box="v[visible]"></div>


    <!-- Hidden -->
    <div :box="v[hidden]"></div>
    
            

Z-index

Specifies a layering or stacking order for positioned elements.

20
2
3
1
HTML
                
    <div :box="zx[20]">20</div>            
    <div :box="zx[2]">2</div>
    <div :box="zx[3]">3</div>
    <div :box="zx[1]">1</div>
    
            

Cursor

Specify the type of cursor for given element.
(Please hover elements to see effects)

Auto
Pointer
Text
zoom-out
progress
HTML
                
    <div :box="cu[auto]">Auto</div>  
    <div :box="cu[pointer]">Pointer</div>            
    <div :box="cu[text]">Text</div>         
    <div :box="cu[zoom-out]">zoom-out</div>            
    <div :box="cu[progress]">progress</div>