Firefox Embossed Fonts

[chriskate]

Does anyone know how to get your Firefox fonts too look somewhat embossed like in this picuture...

and for those who can't see the difference, heres a close up....

Thanks

[Paradox460]

It could be a CSS property, shadow, only white.

[TMac]

Exactly how do I do this to change it for the bookmarks toolbar and on each tab?

[testos]

http://www.workingwith.me.uk/articles/css/...er-drop-shadows

I'll try getting something like the screenshot with this. (hopefully will work?)

EDIT: nevermind.. I don't think will work for anything dynamic...

[savouryspacemonkey]

I have tried every line I can think of to make the bookmark text display a shadow and nothing seems to work, and yet I've seen it all over the place so someone must know. I just can't understand what's going wrong, unless the shots around use some sort of custom font with a white shadow already applied. That's too tough for me though. I hope someone who knows can at least point us in the right direction.

[txepa]

a little up for this post....

a solution? i think it would be helpfull for a lot of people....

[nausiashredsyrhead]

I'd really really like somebody to figure the solution to this out..

[KAWSquared]

I think it needs to be its own font. A font that already has a Shadow like this built in.

The font for this job (default) would be LucidaMacBold. Somebody needs to add a shadowish attribute.

That would be so cool in explorer as well

[ImprovPastence]

if it's css, this would be the code:

text-shadow: #fff 0 1px 0;

hope that helps,

Dan

[ntgladia]

I also looking for this solution, but none seem able to implement them in xp. The only skinner who able to implement shadowed text is Aronnax (the maker of Firefox grapple skin OS-X). It has something to do with XUL shadowing or something. I have no idea with coding, here's address of his web and his beautiful skin:

takebacktheweb.org

Worth a visit.

[Diiooo]

Em...I Like That Font Style....

[fragrant monkey]

maybe possible write the text twice....?

white text with black text overtop and slightly offset?

used to do this all the time graphically. And I know you can do it with css positioning too...