[HD] Website Drop Shadow with CSS Dreamweaver Tutorial!
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Very very good! Maybe there are quicker ways, but still this is extremely helpfull!
Thanks sir!!
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@DirtyNineDJ Haha, Genius, it works like a charm!
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@novapixelsdesigns I have found that it is surprisingly stable along a pretty wide range of browsers, and honestly, I think you would have better luck using CSS, since in the long run it will be infinitely more efficient on the design end.
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Good video!... but is there a decaffeinated version?
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@DirtyNineDJ this made me laugh because this is a 10 minutes video on how to add shadows = too long.
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@DirtyNineDJ not working in older or crappy browsers (IE,Opera)
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thank you very much for this sir... it is very easy for beginners.
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thank you a lot. very informative and easy to understand. exactly what i needed. yeah, maybe slow down so we can follow along without having to rewind. overall, nice vid and thank u so much
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@DirtyNineDJ, You're referring to a CSS3 technique which is not 'web-standards' recognised... yet. IE can't handle the code.
or you put this in your cointainer and ur done in 5 sec : box-shadow:0px 5px 23px #000;
DirtyNineDJ 2 months ago 9
Great video, and everything is explained very well. However, I would like to point out that it is far easier to apply a drop shadow, outer glow, or curved borders with CSS. The whole process takes about five minutes if you utilize the following code:
box-shadow: 0px 0px 50px #FFF; -moz-box-shadow: 0px 0px 50px #FFF; -webkit-box-shadow: 0px 0px 50px #FFF;
Pjgrimshaw 7 months ago 5