Grayscaling in Non-IE Browsers
This started out as a little experiment and eventually turned into quite an endeavor. The task was simple enough; to emulate Internet Explorer’s ‘grayscale’ filter in all non-IE browsers. The solution, much to my initial surprise, is not as tricky as you would think.
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