element multi use

Question

How to change the value of btlhmstr filter() again
To bright up?

<script>

var btlhmstr=document.getElementById('btlhmstr');

function fulling(){

btlhmstr.style.display='block';
btlhmstr.style.filter='brightness(100%)';
btlhmstr.style.transition='linear 1s';}

Answer 1

Check this code to get your answer.

https://code.sololearn.com/W0HGLppWR354/?ref=app

Answer 2

hmm ... the explanation is super ಠ◡ಠ

Answer 3

Well its obvious nobody answers😅

Answer 4

Active and hover to help.

Answer 5

Russian😉

Answer 6

(. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)

Answer 7

So we make another var and assign it to the first one value

Answer 8

Now i think its better

Answer 9

(ಠ_ಠ)>⌐■-■probably ... do the same, just the opposite.(⌐■-■)

Answer 10

With another function?

Answer 11

¯\_ಠ◡ಠ_/¯

Answer 12

I mean shouldn't i stop the filter(100%)

Answer 13

try on pure css. it will be easier there.

Answer 14

The problem that it was a filter brightness (1000%) there then i lowered it to 100% and now i want it to bright up again onclick

Answer 15

Thanks buddy

Answer 16

ಠಿ_ಠ buddy? ahem. (⌐■-■) Lord (⌐■-■)