There are a number of ways of doing shadows in CSS. The one you're
asking about uses two divs; the out is the shadow and the in is the main
div. The code simply makes the out div offset to the right & bottom and
colours the background black (with a grey border, so it appears to blur).
Personally, I use a combination of a group of translucent PNG's and the
shadow filter (to make up for IE's lack of PNG support) to do drop
shadows on objects,
http://crystalsanctuary.rpgsource.net/designs/msf/final/images-imagelist.htm#jumpmenu
Rick Faircloth wrote:
I checked out another of the demos on the cssplay site
and found this code, but I can't see what is creating the
shadow...in the other code I tried, filter:shadow was used,
but what in the code below creates the shadow?
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