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Your probably going to think I am a total noob and crazy but here it goes. I was wondering if there is anyway that I could perform a guassian blur using javascript that could dynmaically change based on where a div was moved arround a web page. I know this would be very taxing on most machines, but I still would like to know if it possible. An example of this, although not web based, would be the aero theme in vista, where the borders of the window perform a guassian blur to what is below them. I know that all current mainsream browsers do not have a built in guassian blur function, besides opera, but to my knowlege those functions can only be applied to images. I am also aware that an effect like this can be achieved with flash, but that is not an option. So, does anyone here know any way using any web based languages alone or in combination, to achieve this effect. If you do or know of anything a link would be gretly appreciated.<br />
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Your probably going to think I am a total noob and crazy but here it goes. I was wondering if there is anyway that I could perform a guassian blur using javascript that could dynmaically change based on where a div was moved arround a web page. I know this would be very taxing on most machines, but I still would like to know if it possible. An example of this, although not web based, would be the aero theme in vista, where the borders of the window perform a guassian blur to what is below them. I know that all current mainsream browsers do not have a built in guassian blur function, besides opera, but to my knowlege those functions can only be applied to images. I am also aware that an effect like this can be achieved with flash, but that is not an option. So, does anyone here know any way using any web based languages alone or in combination, to achieve this effect. If you do or know of anything a link would be gretly appreciated.

,Thanks

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