Do you usually resort to Photoshop to create an image of text or object with a drop shadow, save it as a gif or png (and hope no-one is using IE6)? Or do you layer boxes within background boxes to create a shadow effect? Or even try to create shadows using border outset effects?(Yuck)<\/p>\n
CSS3 offers a couple of new tags that add shadows to boxes or text. This is supported in newer browsers so it is a good time to add to your arsenal.<\/p>\n
visit the developer page at mozilla for browser support info.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Do you usually resort to Photoshop to create an image of text or object with a drop shadow, save it as a gif or png (and hope no-one is using IE6)? Or do you layer boxes within background boxes to … Continue reading -moz-box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #888;
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