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).
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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