When testing it, hovering over the word, "Magic!" should give it a shadow. Check here for more information on text-shadow.
The best way to learn this stuff is to experiment the heck out of it, and look at what other people of made. If you have any more questions after doing your own research and coming up blank, I'll be happy to help.
When testing it, hovering over the word, "Magic!" should give it a shadow. Check here for more information on text-shadow.
The best way to learn this stuff is to experiment the heck out of it, and look at what other people of made. If you have any more questions after doing your own research and coming up blank, I'll be happy to help.
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Best thing to do is research CSS and just enough HTML to work with it. A previous post of mine might help as well, you can find it here.
So, after reading that, you can try this:
In your Stylesheet section, type:
Then, in a passage type something like this:
When testing it, hovering over the word, "Magic!" should give it a shadow. Check here for more information on text-shadow.
The best way to learn this stuff is to experiment the heck out of it, and look at what other people of made. If you have any more questions after doing your own research and coming up blank, I'll be happy to help.
Hope this answers your question!
It did! Thank you!