Shadows

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July 28, 2021
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Hey everyone. I have just started to study Photoshop and I want to take the initiative in my work and show the management that I am learning and developing. We have a design on our site [Link removed by Moderator] and I asked about the designer who did this design - they told me that he was hired once. So I can volunteer to do a new design, but it takes a lot of learning. So that's the question. Different parts of the site are made as if they are voluminous - they have shadows. But I don't know how to do it. Can you tell me how to make it? Because here they are (images 1 and 2), but not here (image 3).

I will be immensely grateful to you!

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Correct answer melissapiccone

Yes, most likely done in the code but you can use fx at the bottom of the layers panel to add a shadow in Photoshop.

didiermazier

Community Expert

Probably done with CSS. Check https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/filter-function/drop-shadow()

melissapiccone

Correct answer

Community Expert

Yes, most likely done in the code but you can use fx at the bottom of the layers panel to add a shadow in Photoshop.

Melissa Piccone | Adobe Trainer | Online Courses Author | Fine Artist

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Anonymous

Oh, thanks! I did it! Thanks a lot!🤗

KShinabery212

Community Expert

Could the drop shadow be part of the coding or template for the site?

Let's connect on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/kshinabery/

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Anonymous

I do know a little about design (I would like to believe it), but I do not know about programming at all. Can you please see on our site if this is spelled out in the code?

didiermazier

Community Expert

Yes on the site there is a <div> for the shadow

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