backdrop-filter
Reference for the backdrop-filter CSS property.
Variables
When using a property with a semantic value like bdf-<token>, Maple generates a variable fallback chain depending on the type of the property.
Replace <token> with the value segment after the dash in your utility class.
The chain is evaluated from left to right, using the first defined variable and falling through to the next variable or default.
Custom value
Resolves the semantic token for this property.
--bdf-<token>Most Specific--<token><token>Defaultblur value
Resolves the semantic token for blur.
--blur-<token>Most Specific--space-<token>--<token><token>Defaultbrightness value
Resolves the semantic token for brightness.
--brightness-<token>Most Specific--<token><token>Defaultcontrast value
Resolves the semantic token for contrast.
--contrast-<token>Most Specific--<token><token>Defaultdrop-shadow value
Resolves the semantic token for drop-shadow.
--dshadow-<token>Most Specific--shadow-<token>--<token><token>Defaultgrayscale value
Resolves the semantic token for grayscale.
--grayscale-<token>Most Specific--<token><token>Defaulthue-rotate value
Resolves the semantic token for hue-rotate.
--hue-<token>Most Specific--angle-<token>--<token><token>Defaultinvert value
Resolves the semantic token for invert.
--invert-<token>Most Specific--<token><token>Defaultsaturate value
Resolves the semantic token for saturate.
--saturate-<token>Most Specific--<token><token>Defaultsepia value
Resolves the semantic token for sepia.
--sepia-<token>Most Specific--<token><token>Default