But these days it seems pretty well supported among nearly all modern browsers in HTML5 by my understanding.
Are you sure?
What systems/browsers and cases have you tested?
My tests are showing very different results...
Beside of not supporting and not working there are often problems, e.g. the blending with the WebGL content behind (the pano) doesn't work or there is a horrible rendering performance...
And in Chrome the support itself is hidden behind a flag (chrome://flags/#enable-experimental-web-platform-features).
Btw - you can test that anytime yourself in krpano - e.g.
<action name="set_css_blendmode" type="Javascript">
caller.sprite.style.mixBlendMode = args[1];
</action>
<layer name="test" ... onloaded="set_css_blendmode('multiply');" />Best regards,
Klaus
Are you sure?
What systems/browsers and cases have you tested?
I'm sure you have tested way more than me and I only did minimal testing myself. My conclusion was based mostly on websites. For instance: Blend Mode Adoption. Microsoft is the real laggard, unfortunately. And Safari support only partial.
But with your js action I get what I want to the degree it is available. Once again you demonstrate amazing flexibility of KRPano. Perhaps down the line, with more universal support, it can become a standard feature.
Thanks!
I have also quickly redone my own tests (only Windows and iOS now):
But with your js action I get what I want to the degree it is available. Once again you demonstrate amazing flexibility of KRPano.
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