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If I understood correctly, then you need to look in the direction of blur :)
Perhaps this article will suit you.
No, why does js just take a transparent blurred background and overlay it on top ...
It's not even css3, but 2.1 will do ..
background:путь к картинке;
z-index:1;
position:fixed;
top:0;
Here's an example of blurring on css But, it is not supported in most browsers. Here it is necessary.
In photoshop, this takes a png 32x32 image with a white background with a transparency of 0.4 (0.2-0.4 gradient is better) and a pixel blur. There is nothing complicated here .. And you are making some crutches =((( and tons of extra code =(( sheer disappointment.
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