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For browsers that do support the blur filter, when blurRadius is set to zero, the filter is set to 0px, and in some rare cases, this causes some instability.
For browsers that don't support the blur filter, when blurRadius is set to zero, the relative divs and absolute divs are not cleaned up or removed from the DOM.
A fix for both of these was included in pull request #17.
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For browsers that do support the blur filter, when
blurRadius
is set to zero, the filter is set to 0px, and in some rare cases, this causes some instability.For browsers that don't support the blur filter, when
blurRadius
is set to zero, the relativediv
s and absolutediv
s are not cleaned up or removed from the DOM.A fix for both of these was included in pull request #17.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: