direction Attribute | Direction Property
Sets or retrieves the direction that the filter's effect is offset.
Syntax
HTML { filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.filter-name(
direction = iOffset ... ) ... }Scripting
Possible Values
iOffset Integer that specifies or receives the direction of the offset, in degrees. This can be one of the following values.
0
- Top
45
- Top right
90
- Right
135
- Bottom right
180
- Bottom
225
- Bottom left
- 270
- Default. Left
315
- Top left
The property is read/write. The property has a default value of 270 for all objects with the exception of Shadow which has a default value of
225
.
Remarks
Values less than
0
or greater than360
automatically convert to values between0
and360
. For example, a value of-45
degrees is equivalent to a value of315
degrees.
Example
This example sets the Direction and Strength properties of the MotionBlur filter for an image, with an initial strength of
1
. When the page loads, the onfilterchange event of the image fires. The onfilterchange event fires each time the Strength and Direction properties change, until Strength reaches a value of100
.<SCRIPT> function HandleChange() { with (window.event.srcElement.filters[0]) { if (strength < 100) { strength += 1; direction += 45; } } }</SCRIPT> <IMG ID="img1" SRC="solarsys.gif" onfilterchange="HandleChange()" STYLE="filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.MotionBlur( STRENGTH=1, DIRECTION=0)" />
Code example: http://samples.msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/samples/author/filter/strength.htm
Applies To
MotionBlur, Shadow