This polyfill supports the filters grayscale, sepia, blur, invert, brightness and drop-shadow.
You can apply filters in a declarative way via stylesheets, or you can set them programmatically via JavaScript or jQuery.
If you specify filters in a stylesheet, this stylesheet may be embedded or referenced externally. Inline styles are currently not supported.
Most of the time filters will be static. But if you need to animate them, you can do so using plain JavaScript, or you can fiddle it in jQuery. The latter one just making sense if you are after one of the easing-methods of jQuery.
For the polyfill to initialize as quickly as possible, it either attachs itself do jQuery's $(document).ready
, or you can offer it the contentLoaded library. If none of both is available, the polyfill will use one of the native events that fits best.
20+ | 15+ | 6+ | 4+ | 6-9 (no 10+) |
28+ | 14+ | 6+ | 4+ | just grayscale works in WP7 |