I'd like to prevent a specific slide of my deck to become blurry when moving to next slide.
How can I achieve that?
How to prevent a slide from becoming blurry when moving to next slide?
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In the default themes, incrementally displayed elements that are not active anymore are made half-opaque (blurry). You can thus force a given element to be always fully opaque.
For example, you can replace :
by
Alternatively, if you are used to CSS, you can also modify the stylesheet and for example add a class "stay" to your element and, in your CSS: