First of all I'd just like to say thanks to Chris for a great site! I always look at the stuff that you do and it's really cool. When I have my "ah-ha" moment maybe I'll put some of it into practice!
So yeah "Hi" everyone!!
I was wondering if anybody could help me to implement some shadows using CSS onto my main "wrap" DIV. The page is loacted here: http://www.studentdoctors.co.uk/test.html and I am wanting to add a shadow to the main (White) content area. How could I do this, I've tried using a tutorial I found but it didn't work and I'm using what is to me a complex stylesheet so I'm not sure how to get the required results! I would like a shadow to both sides of the area.
The way I have added shadows to the outside of this current design of CSS-Tricks is by applying a background image to the main div area, and repeating it vertically.
First of all I'd just like to say thanks to Chris for a great site! I always look at the stuff that you do and it's really cool. When I have my "ah-ha" moment maybe I'll put some of it into practice!
So yeah "Hi" everyone!!
I was wondering if anybody could help me to implement some shadows using CSS onto my main "wrap" DIV. The page is loacted here: http://www.studentdoctors.co.uk/test.html and I am wanting to add a shadow to the main (White) content area. How could I do this, I've tried using a tutorial I found but it didn't work and I'm using what is to me a complex stylesheet so I'm not sure how to get the required results! I would like a shadow to both sides of the area.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Darren
http://css-tricks.com/examples/images/page-bg.jpg
With your fixed width design, you could easily do this as well.
Good luck!