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# Glass Effect
Enable and configure glass morphism effects:
```tsx
effects: {
glass: {
enabled: true, // Enable glass effects
intensity: 'low' | 'medium' | 'high', // Glass intensity
},
backdropFilter: {
modal: 'blur(15px)', // Optional: override modal blur
// overlay blur is set via overlay.blur
},
}
```
When glass is enabled, the system automatically:
* Applies appropriate blur values based on intensity
* Adjusts background opacities for glass morphism effect
* Maintains readability across all surfaces
**Glass Intensity Settings:**
* `low`: `blur(2px)`, modal opacity 0.6, sticky header opacity 0.7
* `medium`: `blur(3px)`, modal opacity 0.7, sticky header opacity 0.8
* `high`: `blur(5px)`, modal opacity 0.8, sticky header opacity 0.85
When glass effects are enabled:
* Background colors automatically get reduced opacity based on intensity
* Blur values are applied to modal, overlay, and sticky header
* The system ensures readability while maintaining the glass aesthetic
If glass is disabled, default blur values are still applied (not removed).
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