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hey letamp;#39;s talk about shadows there are two varieties of shadows weamp;#39;ll discuss text shadows and box shadows in this example i have a basic h1 element letamp;#39;s begin with text shadows with this css property there are three numbers and a color that follow the first three are in pixels and then pick whatever color you want for a shadow maybe gray the first number is for the positioning on the x-axis a positive number will result in the shadow being moved to the right a negative number to the left the second number is for the y-axis a positive number will move your shadow below your text a negative number and your shadow will appear above the text and you can combine these two if i need the shadow to the bottom and to the right i will set these first two numbers to be positive the larger the numbers the greater the displacement of your shadow this third number is for the spread a higher number results in a further spread so if i set this to 15 we can barely see our shad