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Help Fancy Outlined/Shadowed Text

Quincunx

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Hello all,

I'm wondering if there's any way to give text outlines, glows, or shadows using the bbcode currently available on this site. Is that possible?
 
hello there ! yes there is a way! below is a way to make a shadow on your text!

Code:
[div=text-shadow: 0px 2px 3px colorhere; color: colorhere;]Words here[/div]

to break down the code, the "0px" area is the horizontal , the "2px" is the vertical, and the "3px" is the blur - and then you have your color for the shadow! the "color" inside that div code is the color of the text ! i hope this helped!
 
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hello there ! yes there is a way! below is a way to make a shadow on your text!

Code:
[div=text-shadow: 0px 2px 3px colorhere; color: colorhere;]Words here[/div]

to break down the code, the "0px" area is the horizontal , the "2px" is the vertical, and the "3px" is the blue - and then you have your color for the shadow! the "color" inside that div code is the color of the text ! i hope this helped!
Thank you so much! :)

Let me test that...

hey thanks again Crucial


Oh, while I'm at it, will this work if used inside an existing div box?

Also, I had another question, but I forgot what it was. Oh well; I'll post another topic when I figure it out.
 
Thank you so much! :)

Let me test that...

hey thanks again Crucial


Oh, while I'm at it, will this work if used inside an existing div box?

Also, I had another question, but I forgot what it was. Oh well; I'll post another topic when I figure it out.
i am sure it would work inside an already existing div, however, i like separating my divs and adding divs inside another one!

yay! i'm glad it did!
and no worries!

sidenote: because some users use night life, the shadow may not show well depending on the color! (because i had to change my setting to default to see the shadow)
 
i am sure it would work inside an already existing div, however, i like separating my divs and adding divs inside another one!

yay! i'm glad it did!
and no worries!

sidenote: because some users use night life, the shadow may not show well depending on the color! (because i had to change my setting to default to see the shadow)
Okay, cool.

^_^

My bad. I'll remember to use an appropriate background when I use shadows.

Btw, I remembered my other question. Is there any way to disable the "click this image to show the full size version" tooltip thing?
 
Okay, cool.

^_^

My bad. I'll remember to use an appropriate background when I use shadows.

Btw, I remembered my other question. Is there any way to disable the "click this image to show the full size version" tooltip thing?
oh no! it's no problem, i just know no one will get the full affect of your shadow if it's not seen hehee.

and oui! this is the code you'd use!

Code:
[div=pointer-events: none;][img]link here[/img][/div]
 
oh no! it's no problem, i just know no one will get the full affect of your shadow if it's not seen hehee.

and oui! this is the code you'd use!

Code:
[div=pointer-events: none;][img]link here[/img][/div]
Sweet, that works!

I'm all out of questions, and appreciate your help.
 

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