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Nikolai Krylov2011-06-17 23:02:53
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Nikolai Krylov, 2011-06-17 23:02:53

Text-shadow for ie?

Good afternoon, tell me if it is possible to make text-shadow in ie at least 7 8

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dom1n1k, 2011-06-18
@dom1n1k

Through IE filters, as written above, you can do it, but the quality of the shadow will be poor. Especially these filters are not friendly with ClearType anti-aliasing - some colored halos appear around the letters, dirt, brrr in general.
If you are interested in quality, you can use this plugin:
www.hintzmann.dk/testcenter/js/jquery/textshadow/
I have experience using it: it works quite correctly already in IE6, it gives good quality, it is flexibly configured.
It's especially handy that it doesn't have to be called with a full parameter configuration - it reads the text-shadow property from the CSS that you write there for normal browsers. Although you can pass parameters directly.
Of course, there are a couple of downsides:
1. Do not abuse the number of shadows - if there are a lot of them, IE starts to slow down a lot.
2. If my memory serves me right now, the intensity of the shadow depended a little on the type of font smoothing in the OS. That is, it looked a little lighter / darker.

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yui_room9, 2011-06-17
@yui_room9

Yes, via 'filter: Shadow(color,direction,strength);' if I'm not mistaken, but it will be very different from the normal text-shadow, moreover, if I remember correctly, in IE children also inherit text-shadow

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yui_room9, 2011-06-17
@yui_room9

Then you need the glow and dropshadow filters and do it through them.
Glow
DropShadow

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