Anamorphic lens flare effect to text using only CSS -


I know that it is possible to get a composite 'neon' effect for text using text-shadow, But is it possible to give more asymmetric, 'horizontal' type of glow in films, which is commonly known as anamorphic lens flares? (look at the example). Anamorphic lens flare example

Edit:

Here's an example

Here the text is used to estimate a symmetrical 'brightness' around the four-layer text-shadow. Is it only to increase this effect only on the right and left side, so that there is a horizontal like glowing effect which is converted into a fictional horizontal axis that is moving from the middle of the text.

Here I am using CSS:

  .auter {status: relative; Height: 100 pixels; Width: 100px; Background color: black; }. Player {status: relative; Margin: 0 auto; Height: 90px; Width: 90px; Background color: blue; } .float {status: absolute; Top: 50%; Left: 50%; Height: 10px; Width: 10px; Background color: yellow; } .text {color: white; Font size: 2em; Text align: center; Text-shadow: 2px 1px 150px #FFF, 2px 0 60px #FFF, 2px 0 5px #FFF; }  

and HTML:

  & lt; Div class = 'outer' & gt; & Lt; Div class = 'text' & gt; S & lt; / Div & gt; & Lt; / Div & gt;  

You can potentially create another Alps in CSS.

You will need to add shield to the colors in the form of emulation of your effect.

Here's a brief example:

  #effect {width: 200px; Height: 100 pixels; Background: Red; -image-radius: 100px / 50px; Webkit-boundary-radius: 100px / 50px; Range radius: 100px / 50px; Background: RGB (240, 183, 161); Background: -Moz-Radial-Gradient (center, oval cover, RGBA (240, 183, 161, 1) 0%, RGBA (140, 51, 16, 1) 48%, RGBA (191, 110, 78, 1) 100%); Background: -WebKit-Gradient (radial, center center, 0 px, center center, 100%, color-stop (0%, RGBA (240, 183, 161, 1)), color-stop (48%, RGBA (140) , 51, 16, 1)), color-stop (100%, RGBA (1 9, 110, 78, 1)); Background: -WebKit-Radial-Gradient (center, oval cover, RGBA (240, 183, 161, 1) 0%, RGBA (140, 51, 16, 1) 48%, RGBA (191, 110, 78, 1) 100%); Background: -O-radial-gradient (center, oval cover, RGBA (240, 183, 161, 1) 0%, RGBA (140, 51, 16, 1) 48%, RGBA (191, 110, 78, 1) 100%); Background: -MMS-radial-gradient (center, oval cover, RGBA (240, 183, 161, 1) 0%, RGBA (140, 51, 16, 1) 48%, RGBA (191, 110, 78, 1) 100%); Background: radial-gradient (oval, RGBA (240, 183, 161, 1) 0% at center, RGBA (140, 51, 16, 1) 48%, RGBA (1 9, 110, 78, 1) 100% ); Filters: Przid: Dximage Transforms. Microsoft.gradient (startColorstr = '# f0b7a1', endocrilates = '# BF 6E4A', gradient type 1); }  

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