The Filters design options allow you to apply and customize visual effects to a module, such as hue shifts, saturation changes, and blending modes. These settings enable creative adjustments to enhance the module’s appearance and integrate it seamlessly with your design.
Where to Find the Filters Options
Open the Module Settings: Click the gear icon or the module itself to access the settings.
Navigate to the Design Tab: Locate the Filters option group.
Filters Customization Settings
Hue: Adjust the color tone by setting the hue angle. Use this to shift the module’s colors to create unique color schemes.
Saturation: Control the intensity of colors. Increase saturation for more vibrant colors or decrease for a muted effect.
Brightness: Adjust the lightness of the module. Higher values create a brighter look, while lower values darken the colors.
Contrast: Enhance the distinction between light and dark areas. Use higher contrast for a bolder appearance.
Invert: Flip the colors of the module to their opposites. Adjust the amount of inversion for varying effects.
Sepia: Apply a warm, yellow-brown tone for a vintage or nostalgic look.
Opacity: Set how transparent or opaque the module appears. Lower values increase transparency, allowing background elements to show through.
Blur: Add a Gaussian blur to soften the module. Increase the value for a more pronounced blur effect.
Blend Mode: Choose how the module blends with layers beneath it. Options include:
Normal: Default mode, no blending.
Multiply: Darkens the base layer.
Screen: Brightens the base layer.
Overlay: Combines dark and light blending for a vibrant effect.
And more: Experiment with other modes for unique results.
Tips for Using Filters
Enhance Focus: Use blur or opacity to create emphasis by making the module stand out or fade into the background.
Match the Mood: Apply hue, saturation, and sepia effects to align the module with the overall design aesthetic.
Experiment with Blending: Combine blend modes with other filters for creative layering effects.
Filters are a powerful way to customize your module’s look, adding depth and artistry to your Divi layouts.