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Tommy Olsson and Paul O'Brien

"The Ultimate CSS Reference"

This
isn??™t a foolproof method, though, and the solution is often to remove the filter from
385 Vendor-specific Properties
the original element, and instead to place it on a nested element that doesn??™t have
position set to relative.
It has also been noted24 that the size of the image used can have an impact on
whether or not the anchors are clickable, but in most cases the solutions already
mentioned above are enough to resolve the issue.
The Shadow25 and DropShadow26 filters can be used to create shadow effects for
HTML elements. The following example uses the DropShadow filter to create a
shadow around an h1 element that has a class of "shadow":

Shadow Heading


Here??™s the rule with which we specify the filter:
h1.shadow {
width: 260px;
color: gray;
filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.DropShadow(
offx=2, offy=1, color=#000000);
}
The DropShadow filter accepts offx and offy attribute values, which represent the
offset distance in pixels along the x and y axes respectively, and a color attribute
value for the shadow color.


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