Recently I discussed the drop-shadow filter, which is newly supported in Webkit. Firefox users saw the same effect in the article, even though the browser doesn’t yet support CSS3 filters.
That’s due to the fact that Firefox supports the older SVG version of the filter, from which the CSS3 version is derived. In this article I’m going to show you how to write the effect for all browsers*, so you can achieve the benefits of a true, dynamic drop shadow for all elements.
That’s due to the fact that Firefox supports the older SVG version of the filter, from which the CSS3 version is derived. In this article I’m going to show you how to write the effect for all browsers*, so you can achieve the benefits of a true, dynamic drop shadow for all elements.
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