Applying Multiple Text Shadows in CSS
CSS allows multiple shadows on text using the text-shadow property. You can layer shadows by separating each shadow definition with a comma, each with its own offset, blur, and color.
text-shadow: h-offset v-offset blur-radius color, h-offset v-offset blur-radius color, ...;– Define multiple shadows separated by commas.
In this example, three shadows are applied: black, red, and blue, each with different offsets and blur. This creates depth, 3D, or glowing effects depending on color and positioning.
Separate multiple shadows with commas for layering.
Vary offsets, blur, and color for creative effects.
Keep shadows subtle for readability or intense for stylistic emphasis.
Works well on headings, buttons, and decorative text.