CSS Drop Shadows II: Fuzzy Shadows
by Sergio Villarreal ∙ 80 Comments
Picking up where Part I left off, in Part II designer Sergio Villarreal takes his standards-compliant drop-shadow to the next level by producing warm and fuzzy shadows.
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