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14 February 2022
Hi Ralf,
The filter property defines visual effects to an element (often <img>). But the background image is not an element, this is the property of an element. So, the filter property is applied to the whole element no matter what is inside it. So, if you want to use exactly this way to add image blur, you should add a separate element like Shape or Group with bg image, stretch it inside the Block and add blur to this Group/Shape.
But you can apply a blur effect to the image in any graphic editor and upload a blurred image to the Nicepage.
Please let us know if you need our further assistance.
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Sincerely,
Olivia
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Hi Ralf,
The **filter** *property* defines visual effects to an element (often <img>). But the **background image** is not an element, this is the *property* of an element. So, the filter property is applied to the whole element no matter what is inside it. So, if you want to use exactly this way to add image blur, you should add a separate element like Shape or Group with bg image, stretch it inside the Block and add blur to this Group/Shape.
But you can apply a blur effect to the image in any graphic editor and upload a blurred image to the Nicepage.
Please let us know if you need our further assistance.
...................................................
Sincerely,
Olivia
Nicepage Support Team
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