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The expected behavior is to remove any backdrop blur?
Basically, I have a component that merges tailwind classes, and by default has backdrop-blur-sm, after merging the backdrop-blur-none class overrides the previous, but it doesn't set --tw-backdrop-blur: none, instead it sets it to blur(0) which actually still creates a blur effect.
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This was indeed the fix, before this looking at the backdrop-filter value it would say blur(0px), now with the empty value it results to none (assuming no other filter is active).
Discussed in #13820
Originally posted by skoshx June 11, 2024
Using
backdrop-blur-none
still applies a blur (although it is 0px)The expected behavior is to remove any backdrop blur?
Basically, I have a component that merges tailwind classes, and by default has
backdrop-blur-sm
, after merging thebackdrop-blur-none
class overrides the previous, but it doesn't set--tw-backdrop-blur: none
, instead it sets it toblur(0)
which actually still creates a blur effect.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: