also a question for people who know more about website thingamajigs: how do people make this sort of a "color filter" for their websites, so that all of the images on the page get to have a "filter" effect but when you hover over it, you can see the actual image?
it might be that folks are adding the filter to the img {} CSS tag, and then removing all of it in img:hover {} in their css! there's also built-in CSS filters: https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_filter.php you can also search for "image hover effects CSS" and see if you can play with it!! :) i hope this was helpful!
it might be that folks are adding the filter to the img {} CSS tag, and then removing all of it in img:hover {} in their css! there's also built-in CSS filters: https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_filter.php you can also search for "image hover effects CSS" and see if you can play with it!! :) i hope this was helpful!