A short tutorial on the CSS `backdrop-filter` property, which applies visual filters (blur, invert, hue-rotate, grayscale) to the area behind an element rather than the element itself. Includes code examples showing how it differs from the `filter` property and how to apply it to a dialog's `::backdrop` pseudo-element. Part of the #100DaysOfMoreOrLessModernCSS series.
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