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Drop shadows with CSS


A new little browser experiment: Dropshadows, using techniques from Unobtrusive DHTML to make it easy to use and cross-browser.

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2 Responses to “Drop shadows with CSS”

  1. Loving unobtrusive javascript. Give us more. Problem with drop shadow routine, it displays correctly relatively and absolutely positioned but fails in IE6 when floated! Ok in firefox though. Any ideas?

    Bill Wallace
    163 weeks later

  2. I am searching for a cross-platform text drop-shadow solution, and this one almost works. If the user changes the text size in his /her browser, however, the alignment of the shadow and text is broken.

    latensifier
    178 weeks later

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