Maybe to reduce load time and increase accessibility by using stylized text instead of a graphic. --- Norman W. Bunn norman.bunn at craftedsolutions.com 803.405.1008 ---------------------------------------------- www.CraftedSolutions.com Crafted Solutions, Inc. Web Design & Development Web Site Hosting & Custom Solutions "Get the results the Internet promises; get the 'Net Result' from Crafted Solutions!" ---------------------------------------------- Christian Heilmann wrote: > Casey Crookston wrote: > >> Anyone know of a way to give normal text a drop shadow using CSS that >> will >> render in most browsers? All I've been able to find is examples that >> only >> work in IE. >> >> >> > None that is standard CSS and supported. Is there a particular reason > why you want to make text hard to decypher for people with impaired > eyesight? > http://markl.f2o.org/Text_Shadow_in_Mozilla.html > http://web-graphics.com/mtarchive/001062.php > http://www.phoenity.com/newtedge/drop_shadow/ > >