Michelle Barker • 8/10/2021

Masking One Element With Another

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This technical article explains the CSS element() function, specifically its use in Firefox to render an HTML element as an image mask for another element. It covers practical implementation, accessibility challenges for screen readers, visual hiding techniques, animation performance, and compares the approach to existing SVG methods.

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