All of those would work.Why not clone the text in place and add the shadow to the one at the rear?
Or, clone, add an outline and feather the rear one.
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Re: Adding drop shadow to heading text
All of those would work.Why not clone the text in place and add the shadow to the one at the rear?
Or, clone, add an outline and feather the rear one.
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Re: Adding drop shadow to heading text
What a disappointmentOriginally Posted by gwpriester
I was looking for, no, because, and I would have learnt something.
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Re: Adding drop shadow to heading text
Obviously many ways to skin this cat!!! Thanks everyone
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Re: Adding drop shadow to heading text
Indeed!
The most obvious way is just add a Black stroke (Line width) to the Heading. It doesn't have to be a shadow for emphasis.
I waited for anyone to suggest that...
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