Thank you for downloading our free version for blur effects.
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💬 INSTRUCTION:

⒈ Once our “Plug-In” has been downloaded, go directly to the “Settings” menu.

⒉ Once in the “Settings” menu, go to “General”.

⒊ Scroll down to “General Appearance”.

⒋ You will find the “Favicon”. Below it will indicate "Expose the option to add an ID attribute to HTML elements" with a checkbox.

⒌ Check the box to the right of "Expose the option to add an ID attribute to HTML elements" then let the editor save your change.

⒍ After saving your modification, return to the editor (Design) and click on any element.

⒎ At the very bottom of the elements you wish to modify, a new function called "Atribute ID" is available, here you will be able to indicate the name of the attribution which is available in our code.

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Assignment Name + Assignment Details.

(PS: You will need to copy/paste the title of the attribution into the "Atribute ID" field for this to work correctly)

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### ATTRIBUTION CODE:

#header-blured {
    -webkit-backdrop-filter: var(--blured-header-55); /* Safari */
    backdrop-filter: var(--blured-header-55); /* Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Edge */
}

#div-blured-25 {
    -webkit-backdrop-filter: var(--blured-div-1); /* Safari */
    backdrop-filter: var(--blured-div-1); /* Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Edge */
}

#div-blured-15 {
    -webkit-backdrop-filter: var(--blured-div-2); /* Safari */
    backdrop-filter: var(--blured-div-2); /* Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Edge */
}

#div-blured-10 {
    -webkit-backdrop-filter: var(--blured-div-3); /* Safari */
    backdrop-filter: var(--blured-div-3); /* Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Edge */
}

#div-blured-5 {
    -webkit-backdrop-filter: var(--blured-div-4); /* Safari */
    backdrop-filter: var(--blured-div-4); /* Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Edge */
}