No,
digital information technology has nothing to do with make-up. Neither does the internet have a new innovation when it comes to fashion. It just contains information on the latest fashion trends, cosmetic breakthroughs, etc. What I'm talking about here are styled pages of websites that have drop shadows on them. Just like what XP did to its graphical user interface. That's right, and this is to make the icons, buttons, whathaveyous, etc. to look 3-dimensional. Same thing with Mac OSX's graphical user interface.
These pages contain CSS codes that are fairly easy to understand. Professional web developers often use this feature to design graphical sites. Most sites that are related to visual artistry or products and services that pertain to the visual arts usually have CSS integrated on the design and development of the pages on the site. Below are the codes for drop shadows, and please do try it out on your website so as to provide your viewers visual stimulation as well as clear information.
< - start of code - >
<div class="img-shadow">
<img src="cat.jpg" alt="test"/>
</div>
< - end of sample - >
Pretty simple now, isn't it? Prepare first an image with a
drop shadow. One thing here to do is get a good photo editor, as well as a good visual artist, for the job. Than, all you have to do in designing the pages of your website to have drop shadows is include the codes above. Enjoy how the images of your website's drop shadows adjust with the movements of your site. This does not even include yet the compatibility pages (with CSS drop shadows) have on most internet browsers.
