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Feb 22nd, 2007, 06:28
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Expanding background drop shadow
Bonjourno,
I'm after some advice on how to best code a background image and expanding drop shadow in CSS. Somthing that does this....  So far I have been cheating a bit and using a complete background image with a fixed height layout and a scroll bar to navigate through content. I'd prefer it if the whole template expanded vertically though when I add content. Ta, 
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Feb 22nd, 2007, 07:39
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Re: Expanding background drop shadow
Those never are easy. Unless there's a better method other there that I'm unaware of, you just need to use nested <div>'s with background images to emulate the shadow.
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