angularjsHow can I use AngularJS to blur an image?
Using AngularJS, we can blur an image by applying a filter to it. To do this, we can use the ng-style directive. This directive allows us to set the style attribute of an element dynamically. We can use it to set the filter property of an element to blur(px), where px is the amount of blur to apply.
<img ng-src="{{myImageUrl}}" ng-style="{'filter': 'blur(3px)'}" />
This will blur the image by 3px.
The code above consists of the following parts:
<img>: The HTML element to which the filter will be applied.ng-src: The AngularJS directive that will bind the element to themyImageUrlvariable.ng-style: The AngularJS directive that will set the style attribute of the element.filter: The CSS property that will be used to apply the blur filter.blur(px): The value of thefilterproperty, wherepxis the amount of blur to apply.
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