Shadow using CSS

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thetarget
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Shadow using CSS

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http://www.****.co.uk/blog/article/6 ... ly-shadows

Just stumbled upon this blog. Works pretty well on my opera and IE7. Worth checking it out :)


delivi
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I'm working on a javascript code that will automatically add shadow to the text using DOM and CSS to all the elements that have a class name shadow or such. I'll let u all know when it is ready :)
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wow that's good.... shadow creation is very easy is it...
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thetarget
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Post by thetarget »

hey delivi,

Inform us once you have done it alright, don't keep us waiting too long ;D

yeah , quite handy
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Post by -_lonely_-_potato_- »

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Just stumbled upon this blog. Works pretty well on my opera and IE7. Worth checking it out :)
Sounds awesome but DANG! -- I can't load it in my browser now. Anyways, I'll check back in an hour or two.

Here's my contribution: (Simple CSS code for shadow-texts)
style1 {
text-shadow: 0px 1px 0px #F7E1E1;
}
You can change "style1" to any other heading element such as h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, and h6 (and other styles if you want)

Hope my comment helps other users as well.

Thank you for posting ;)

Cheers!
-The Ever-so-lonely Potato.
nyasro
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Post by nyasro »

good post, i will use it and was searching for it too
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