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16,873 Pointstext shadows on google
I was practicing headers, using text shadows/radients, etc from the lessons, and had no problems. I had a title that looked cool when I opened it in Internet Explorer, and when I opened it in Google, the text-shadow was gone. Very strange. Anyone have any experience like that? I would expect Google to recognize text-shadows. Again, the text shadow was on IE, just the way I wrote it. The background and everything else was fine on Google. Just the text-shadow on my h1 was missing.
2 Answers
jacobproffer
24,604 PointsHey Russell,
Can you post your css?
Jeff Sanders
Courses Plus Student 9,503 PointsThere is no spread value for text-shadow. https://www.sitepoint.com/mastering-css3-text-shadows/
Teacher Russell
16,873 PointsTeacher Russell
16,873 Pointshttps://w.trhou.se/feuu4csfbp Thanks.
jacobproffer
24,604 Pointsjacobproffer
24,604 PointsHey Russell,
I would refer to the MDN documentation for the text-shadow property.
The issue here is that you're passing in five values. By removing 3px, for example, your text-shadow will re-appear.
Incorrect:
Correct:
The structure is: offset-x | offset-y | blur-radius | color
Best, Jacob
Teacher Russell
16,873 PointsTeacher Russell
16,873 PointsThe other value was spread, I thought. It shows on IE. I guess I'm really wondering why it shows on IE and not on Google.