Add Image.Lqip.Css for pure CSS LQIP placeholder encoding#211
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Thats really great - LQIP has been on my to-do list for ages. And I had no idea that much of the work could be done in CSS. Thanks for doing that! |
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It's a really neat technique! |
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Just a fun little thing. We've replaced Blurhash at work with this LQIP method.
Feel free to postpone merging until after v1.0 - or not at all - if you feel this is out of scope for the library.
Original source of the method: Image placeholders in pure CSS — or: Defying gods with math and color
Examples (screenshot from docs):