Now I'm wondering: is there a way o put a glow and shadow in CSS together in the coding:
<table style="filter:. . . "><tr><td>Your Text Here</td></tr></table>
If you can, how?Theoretically I suppose so... If you had to (?)
style="filter:...; text-shadow:3px 3px 5px red;"
Whether it will work in practice though... You also have the problem of what to put the shadow on. The glow or the text?I wanna just put the shadow on everythingTry them in that order then. the first two pixel measurements in the shadow are the offset. next is the blur, and third is the color. I haven't tried it though, to see if it works. Good luck!!Uhhh, thanks, but one thing, lol; coulja show me an example from coding (*learns better that way*) just in case I know if it's summen I've done or not?
I can't get the text-shadow property to work, but this does.
<DIV STYLE="position:absolute; width:200px; height:50px; filter:glow(#ffffcc, 50) dropshadow()">
Fantastic Effects!<br>
</DIV>
The position has to be set to absolute, and the width and height stop it clipping the bottom of the shadow. The 50 value is the strength of the glow (1 to 255).Is this an IE only kind of thing because it's not working in Mozilla 1.3 for me. Too bad because I think this would be rather cool to play around with and I tend to use stuff that isn't browser specific.Yeah I think it's an IE thing. version 4 up.
see if you have any better luck with the text-shadow thing
<table style="filter:. . . "><tr><td>Your Text Here</td></tr></table>
If you can, how?Theoretically I suppose so... If you had to (?)
style="filter:...; text-shadow:3px 3px 5px red;"
Whether it will work in practice though... You also have the problem of what to put the shadow on. The glow or the text?I wanna just put the shadow on everythingTry them in that order then. the first two pixel measurements in the shadow are the offset. next is the blur, and third is the color. I haven't tried it though, to see if it works. Good luck!!Uhhh, thanks, but one thing, lol; coulja show me an example from coding (*learns better that way*) just in case I know if it's summen I've done or not?
I can't get the text-shadow property to work, but this does.<DIV STYLE="position:absolute; width:200px; height:50px; filter:glow(#ffffcc, 50) dropshadow()">
Fantastic Effects!<br>
</DIV>
The position has to be set to absolute, and the width and height stop it clipping the bottom of the shadow. The 50 value is the strength of the glow (1 to 255).Is this an IE only kind of thing because it's not working in Mozilla 1.3 for me. Too bad because I think this would be rather cool to play around with and I tend to use stuff that isn't browser specific.Yeah I think it's an IE thing. version 4 up.
see if you have any better luck with the text-shadow thing