Ok. I typed at the keyboard too soon yesterday and said *text-shadow* seemed
to work in IE8
when it does not.
Further, if I validate my css as CSS3 there are no reported errors (even
when using text-shadow)
Does this mean I can use text-shadow without side effect?
ie IE will ignore it while most of the others will use it?
Or is there some danger of tripping IE into quirks mode? (if I do continue
to use text-shadow)?
In HTML we can (and should) announce the HTML DOCTYPE. I'm not aware of any
similar
mechanism to announce CSS level. Is there one?
.bshadow {
color : white;
text-shadow : #222222 1px 1px 0
}
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