FileManipulator applies blending/filter effects to images using the specified attribute in file name.
Installation
Usage
When naming files, use the tags at the end of the files to apply blending/filters onto the image, specifically starting with the ; symbol.
Note: This should only be used outside of the site-wide properties used for wiki logos, and backgrounds (i.e. Site-logo.png). To customize any of the community images for site-wide themes, manually add the line with the selector like img[src*="Site-logo.png"] in the site-wide css.
The bl- tag composites images to blend within the wiki-background using one of the following blend tags:
add - plus-lighter col - color cb - color-burn cd - color-dodge dark - darken diff - difference div - divide (color-dodge inversed) ex - exclusion hard - hard-light hue - hue li - lighten lum - lumonisty mul - multiply ovl - overlay sat - saturation src - screen soft - soft-light
Filterwise, the tag starts with f-, and the following effects apply these, though the inverse are recommended for graphics that are fully black, or white based on light/dark themes.
inv-d - Inverts fully black graphic. inv-l - Inverts fully white graphic. light - Makes image glow in both themes. Also reduces opacity to make it less bright with background colors darker than white on light theme. The additive blending tag with ";bl-add" is recommended for making glow effects.
Example
Multiplies above image, using the ;bl-mul tag.