[Denis7OO]

Sorry if this is an stupid question, or I might be too stupid to find an answer, but I just want to know how to make these fonts shadows on my website the same way like they are here, on a blue bar - when I'm writing this "Post New Thread". Also on wordpress.com they have the same on top, but it is used as a menu bar. How to make it? Anybody can post any link or something? Is it in JavaScript?
Thanks for understanding and forgive my stupidness

[Jeter2Fan93]

It's CSS.

text-shadow: 2px 2px 1px;

Something along those lines. Play with those numbers until it looks good to you.

[Denis7OO]

Jeter2Fan93;517258 said:

It's CSS.

text-shadow: 2px 2px 1px;

Something along those lines. Play with those numbers until it looks good to you.

Wow, never knew it was that simple Thanks. Unfortunately it only works in Safari.... :/

[Jeter2Fan93]

Denis7OO;517260 said:

Wow, never knew it was that simple Thanks. Unfortunately it only works in Safari.... :/

No worries.

[Denis7OO]

so, in Dreamweaver I just add "text-shadow: 1pt 1pt 2pt black" where 1pt 1pt is x and y of shadow, 2pt amount of blur and black - color. It works perfectly in Safari, but does anybody know how to make it also seen in Firefox?
I mean I've read about other methods, but how to implement someway both of them so users of Ffox will see shadows, Safari users will see shadows, and IExploder also. Plz don't link to no sites, I need help how to implement it in Dreamweaver. Thanks in advance
Holla,

[Jeter2Fan93]

Not sure honestly. I know that WebKit (Safari engine) has built in support for a lot of CSS functions that Firefox doesn't have yet. You could try the 3.1 beta of FF to see if it works there though.

[Denis7OO]

Yes, I can, but what I mean I'm makin a website for customers who've never heard about Safari And they propably use standard IE in Vista or old Firefoxes Just want my site to look good.