[css-d] drop shadows

hey all, Is there a good way to get a drop shadow on text using css? I've got something that seems to work in Safari, and in FireFox 3.6.8 on a mac, but I think that's about it. I can't really fake this with an image or duplicated text - the site needs to work for people who will be increasin

[css-d] Drop Shadows

Can anyone point me to a good tutorial on how to create drop shadows that tile vertically on either side of a main column? Thanks. -- Jamie Cantrell Creative Director Square 1 Creative ph. 703-738-9656 fax. 703-9974833 __ css-dis

[css-d] drop shadows

Can anyone tell me how to add drop shadows to a div? I am doing my first site in CSS, so if it is too complicated, I will just pass. Thanks in advance. __ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/c

[css-d] drop shadows

hi, This is a pretty newbie question so please bear with me. I am styling a blog using css (duh), its going pretty well so far, but I can't figure out how to add drop shadows to the edges of the divs. I'm not sure if I can edit much of the structure of the page (I'm using blogger). Any suggestions

Re: [css-d] drop shadows

Hi! The CSS way is using text-shadow: h1 {text-shadow: 3px 3px 3px #ccc} Another way is using 2 wrappers: Text h1 span { position: relative; top: 3px; left: 3px; color: #ccc; } Finally, you can use image replacement and graphics: h1 { background: url(text.png) no-repeat 0

Re: [css-d] drop shadows

> Is there a good way to get a drop shadow on text using css? You're using it. > I've got > something that seems to work in Safari, and in FireFox 3.6.8 on a mac, > but I think that's about it. Actually, it works in Firefox 3+, Safari 3+, Chrome 4+, and Opera 10+, on all platforms. Only IE doe

Re: [css-d] drop shadows

Am 09.08.2010 17:46, schrieb Climis, Tim: >> Is there a good way to get a drop shadow on text using css? >> > You're using it. > > >> I've got >> something that seems to work in Safari, and in FireFox 3.6.8 on a mac, >> but I think that's about it. >> > Actually, it works in Firefo

Re: [css-d] drop shadows

sfeld...@sympatico.ca wrote: > hey all, > > Is there a good way to get a drop shadow on text using css? I've got > something that seems to work in Safari, and in FireFox 3.6.8 on a mac, but I > think that's about it. > Others have answered your quesion. > I can't really fake this with an im

Re: [css-d] drop shadows

hi Tim, hi Gabriele, Thanks for your help with my efforts to get some drop shadows going. I think this is the best approach http://sandyfeldman.com/dstest/dstest3.shtml though it doesn't work with everything. http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=525331 I'm afraid I can't use repeated o

Re: [css-d] drop shadows

> the site >> needs to work for people who will be increasing text size and also for >> those who will be using a screen reader. > Then set no font less than default, and ditch the Verdana and MS stuff: > Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif will do. > Letter-spacing content text is not > helping th

Re: [css-d] drop shadows

Sandy wrote: > >> the site >>> needs to work for people who will be increasing text size and also >>> for those who will be using a screen reader. > >> Then set no font less than default, and ditch the Verdana and MS >> stuff: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif will do. > >> Letter-spacing content text

Re: [css-d] Drop Shadows

jamie cantrell wrote: > Can anyone point me to a good tutorial on how to create drop shadows that > tile vertically on either side of a main column? Thanks. > If you mean using CSS to create drop shadows, you might look at these demos and see if you can modify same to meet your need?

Re: [css-d] Drop Shadows

David Laakso wrote: >jamie cantrell wrote: > > >>Can anyone point me to a good tutorial on how to create drop shadows that >>tile vertically on either side of a main column? Thanks. >> >> >> >If you mean using CSS to create drop shadows, you might look at these >demos and see if you can mo

Re: [css-d] drop shadows

Nancy Smith wrote: Can anyone tell me how to add drop shadows to a div? I am doing my first site in CSS, so if it is too complicated, I will just pass. Not complicated at all, but require some extra wrapper-element(s). ...shows one method. Pl

Re: [css-d] drop shadows

Bala Clark wrote: > I can't >figure out how to add drop shadows to the edges of the divs. >my page: test.btswami.com/blog.html >what I want to acheive: http://test.btswami.com/blog-layout2.png >Bala Clark > > > Bala, This is one method for creating drop shadows for divisions: <

[css-d] Drop shadows on a non-white background

I want to use some drop shadows against a dark green background. All the tutorials I have found are for white backgrounds. (I even tried some of these with my background and the drop shadow didn't work.) Any ideas on how to create drop shadows against colored backgrounds? Thanks! __

Re: [css-d] Drop shadows on a non-white background

On 13/05/2009, at 9:56 AM, Ellen Heitman wrote: > I want to use some drop shadows against a dark green background. All > the > tutorials I have found are for white backgrounds. (I even tried some > of > these with my background and the drop shadow didn't work.) If you are planning on creatin

Re: [css-d] Drop shadows on a non-white background

Ellen Heitman wrote: > I want to use some drop shadows against a dark green background. All the > tutorials I have found are for white backgrounds. (I even tried some of > these with my background and the drop shadow didn't work.) Any ideas on how > to create drop shadows against colored background

Re: [css-d] Drop shadows on a non-white background

David Laakso wrote: Error Correction: "text-shadow" should read "box-shadow" > Ellen Heitman wrote: >> I want to use some drop shadows against a dark green background. All the >> tutorials I have found are for white backgrounds. (I even tried some of >> these with my background and the drop