1.0experimentalCSS3 Filters
Offers a field in order to create CSS 3 filters
Clone URLhttps://github.com/DeuxHuitHuit/css3_filters.git
Add as a submodulegit submodule add https://github.com/DeuxHuitHuit/css3_filters.git extensions/css3_filters --recursive
Compatibility
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Readme
CSS3 Filters
Version: 1.0
Offers a field in order to create CSS 3 filters
SPECS
The field gives the possibilities to users with no CSS experience to create CSS 3 filters, like saturation, hue and brightness.
REQUIREMENTS
- Symphony CMS version 2.3.1 and up (as of the day of the last release of this extension)
INSTALLATION
git clone
/ download and unpack the tarball file- (re)Name the folder css3_filters
- Put into the extension directory
- Enable/install just like any other extension
See http://getsymphony.com/learn/tasks/view/install-an-extension/
Voila !
Come say hi! -> http://www.deuxhuithuit.com/
HOW TO USE
- Add a CSS3 Filters field to your section.
- Optionally, set some fields handle in order to get a preview
- You must have image_preview extension installed, or some other extension that shows a image preview in the publish section.
- Create some data.
- Get the nice filters created via the Data Source of your choice.
Version history
Requires Symphony 2.3.1
- First release