Box Shadow

WebKit now supports the CSS3 box-shadow property (as -webkit-box-shadow). This property allows you to specify a shadow effect that will be applied to the border box of an object. The syntax of the shadow is identical to text-shadow.

Some fun facts about the feature:

(1) It works with table cells, so you can make a nice evenly spaced grid of shadowed cells.
(2) It works with first-letter and first-line, so you can create a nice raised effect on floating first-letter boxes now.
(3) It works on inline flows that span multiple lines.
(4) If you specify a border-radius, the box-shadow will respect the curvature of the border-radius.

Here’s an example of a table cell grid that has shadows on all the cells.

Report bugs at bugs.webkit.org.