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Script Title: setBoxShadow
Programming Language: Java Script
Date Completed: 2012/10/06
Purpose: To easily set the Box Shadow CSS rule across different Web browsers.
Description: Box Shadow is an advance CSS rule that many Web browsers do not fully support, this Java Script function attempts to provide a simple method of applying the Box Shadow. Returns undefined if the target element is not an element or a string, returns true if the CSS rule has been set or false if the rule could not be set.
Compatibility: Works with all HTML5 supported Web browsers, plus support for legacy Webkits and Mozilla based Web browsers.
Method:
Object.setBoxShadow ( [color, hShadow_i, vShadow_i, blur_i, spread_i, inset_b] );
Function Arguments:
colorDefault value #000000 “Black”
horizontal ShadowDefault value 0px
vertical ShadowDefault value 0px
blurDefault value 0px
spreadDefault value 0px
insetDefault value false
Note: All arguments are optional, this function sets measurement as pixels.
Example Usage:
document.getElementById(“myDiv”).setBoxShadow( “”, 3, 3, 3, 3 );
Or
“myDiv”.setBoxShadow( “”, 3, 3, 3, 3 );
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