CSS filters work in?

[ThePBgod]

Hey guys. I've searched the web and really couldn't find the info I'm looking for.

I was wondering, which web browsers support CSS filters: like shadow, drop shadow, and others, aside from alpha? I figured this would be a quick easy way to create dirty polaroid photo albums dynamically without php or anything else.

thanks!

edit: I've noticed mention of "DHTML" maybe this has something to do with it?

the core code I was using was this example I found from a webpage(that I forgot to bookmark!)

filter:dropshadow(color=#ff0000, offx=5, offy=5, positive=true)

 

[VPmase]

From what I understand, it works only in IE.

 

[phpasks]

Hey guys. I've searched the web and really couldn't find the info I'm looking for.

I was wondering, which web browsers support CSS filters: like shadow, drop shadow, and others, aside from alpha? I figured this would be a quick easy way to create dirty polaroid photo albums dynamically without php or anything else.

thanks!

edit: I've noticed mention of "DHTML" maybe this has something to do with it?

the core code I was using was this example I found from a webpage(that I forgot to bookmark!)

filter:dropshadow(color=#ff0000, offx=5, offy=5, positive=true)

Filter need may be in IE 6 or lower version

http://www.fred.net/dhark/demos/css/css_filter_examples.html
http://www.hypergurl.com/cssshadowfilter.html

 

[like2program]

The best way I can think of this would be to be to just use a photo editing program like The GIMP or Photoshop to add the drop shadow and other effects you want. The reasoning behind this is you will know exactly what your users are viewing. Plus, not many browsers support those kind of effects.