Closed gabe565 closed 5 years ago
I appreciate the PR, but I've actually implemented something like this already. It's on the dev branch and it will be in the next release. I decided to give tabs, buttons, and the header the ability to insert your own custom CSS. This makes it a bit more extendable and avoids adding a config option for every CSS property.
With Chrome 76 supporting
backdrop-filter
, this is a good time to add this one.It will allow for the user to add blur and other filters to the content behind the header.
I have not added support in conditional styling yet. That could maybe be useful if it lags on a phone, though.
Note that this CSS rule is not supported by Firefox yet, but it looks like it will be added soon! Hopefully in Firefox 70