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all right then gang so hereamp;#39;s another quick CSS tip for you which is how to apply a drop shadow to text and images which traces the edges of that text or image as opposed to the Box Shadow property which applies a shadow around the entire box edge of an element so right now we have an H1 and an image in the HTML and in the CSS file we have a couple of selectors set up ready to Target those elements so firstly Iamp;#39;m going to apply a Max width of 250 pixels to the image so itamp;#39;s not too big on the screen and then to apply the drop shadow we need to use the filter property because the drop shadow in CSS is a filter so now we can just say drop shadow and invoke the function and we take in four arguments inside this function the first is the offset of the shadow in the X Direction the second is the Y offset and the third is the blur and the fourth one is the color of the Shadow and thatamp;#39;s all we really need to do so letamp;#39;s also paste in a couple of of pro
