CSS Box Shadow (in 1 minute)

[@ColorCode-io]

CSS Box Shadow (in 1 minute) 💙💻

[@Nick12_45]

Actually pretty good! Quick, concise, no rambling, no yapping, just the information you need! Great tutorial!

[@jeckart3d]

Awesome as always! I can’t tell you how much I prefer these short vids than the epics that others are doing. Digestible, short, sweet, and quickly comes to a point. Like a Hershey Kiss, now that I think about it.

[@ColorCode-io]

That was sweeter than a 1,000 Hershey kisses. Thank you brother, Jay.

[@mohitkumar-jv2bx]

This is exactly what i was looking for. concise, to the point. Thanks

[@TheAcidMotion]

Awesome and on point as always. Great work!

[@ColorCode-io]

Appreciate that

[@urlocalperson2201]

Yesss i needed box shadows sooo much for my project. Thx a lot

[@ColorCode-io]

Awesome :)

[@sarakane0117]

your vids are an ABSOLUTE lifesaver! Thank you!!

[@ColorCode-io]

You’re welcome :)

[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

straight to the point

[@ZeParagon]

Keep up the nice format 👍

[@ColorCode-io]

You too! :)

[@nguyenthong3096]

great video and beautiful visualization

[@ColorCode-io]

🙏

[@skullcruxher6206]

A quick and clear explanation, which is also on point!👍🏼🔥

[@anjaliacharya1687]

thank you so much its such mesmerizing explanation🥺

[@mujeebbiradar4928]

This Vid is a game changer.. Super explanation..

[@mayankcharan1688]

Great work 👏👏👏👏

[@ColorCode-io]

🙏🏼

[@Smart-Skippy]

P.S. I subscribed, because you are a F###ing legend ! : )

[@ColorCode-io]

Haha thank you. Glad to have you here.

[@saeedsoleymanii3996]

Thank Sina

[@ColorCode-io]

Yw!

[@عبدالملك-ي5ه3ي]

Thank you, most tutorials are WAY too long for no reason.

[@ColorCode-io]

I agree :)

[@3CWETI]

thank u man

[@majmahmud43]

thanks

[@rahulsalotra8794]

bro perfect

[@MartinRodriguez-cb5xu]

excelente

[@Smart-Skippy]

Mode on Box Shadows please !!!!!!!!!!

[@avinashsuresh5221]

Summary that is probably not required for this video: 1. Offset-X : Horizontal size of shadow. Positive to right, negative to left. 2. Offset-Y: Vertical size of shadow. Positive downwards, negative upwards. 3. Blur radius: How blurry the shadow looks like. It refers to the crispiness of boundaries. More the blur radius, less crispy the shadow boundaries. 4. Spread radius: Controls the thickness of shadow. Higher spread gives thicker shadow. Use a negative value to simulate the effect of backside illuminated boxes.

[@harshilsuvarna4970]

WHY DON'T YOU HAVE MORE SUBSCRIBERS?

[@ColorCode-io]

haha good question!