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03 06 2006

multiple text-shadows

Posted by: Kae Verens, in javascript, web development

I was reading my blogs today and came across this post, which mentioned that Konqueror is the only browser around that can handle multiple text-shadows, as per the W3C CSS3 draft.

In the post, Allan provided an example of a secret code displayable only in Konqueror (well, and text-browsers as well, I suppose).

I took that as a challenge, and have upgraded my old text-shadow hack to handle multiple shadows.

As an example, here is a copy of Allan’s demo, with my script attached.

This works in Firefox and Konqueror. I don’t have IE on this machine, so can’t test that, but I expect it will.

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2 Responses to “multiple text-shadows”

  1. Rick says:
    September 15th, 2006 at 8:27 pm

    I get the following error running it on IE 6sp1:
    A runtime error has occurred, Do you want to Debug?
    Line 20
    Error: ’style.cssText’ is null or not an object

  2. Matthew V says:
    July 1st, 2007 at 7:32 pm

    Have you been able to fix the bug that happens when you resize the browser and the absolute positioned shadows stay where they are rendered?