CSS filter to achieve text stroke effect (FF and IE6 not supported)

experience: although the css filter effect is good-looking and easy to use, it is not practical for web page production because it does not support ff and ie6, span>artists are best not to use it in web page production, as this will reduce their technical content.

method 1:

<span style="position:absolute;width:150;filter:shadow(color=orange);font-size:45pt;color:yellow">文字</span>

method 2:

<p style="font-size:12px;height:12px;color:white;filter:glow(color=black,strength=1);">text描边字</p>

method 3:

<style. type="text/css">
body {font:12px "verdana";filter:alpha(style=1,starty=0,finishy=100,startx=100,finishx=100);background-color:#3366cc;}
span {
      position:absolute;
      padding:4px;
      filter:
          dropshadow(offx=1,offy=0,color=white)
          dropshadow(offx=0,offy=1,color=white)
          dropshadow(offx=0,offy=-1,color=white)
          dropshadow(offx=-1,offy=0,color=white);
}
#english {
      font-size:14px;}
</style>

<span id="english">this is the prospect of filter - dropshadow.</span><span>中文描边效果</span>

.font {
         font-family: "新宋体";
          font-size: 12px;
          font-style. normal;
          color: #ffff00;
          padding:1px;
          letter-spacing: 2px;
         
    filter:
         dropshadow(offx=1,offy=0,color=black)
          dropshadow(offx=0,offy=1,color=black)
          dropshadow(offx=0,offy=-1,color=black)
          dropshadow(offx=-1,offy=0,color=black);
}

method 4:

#text { float:left; color:#c60a12; 
filter:dropshadow(offx=1,offy=0,color=#ffffff) 
dropshadow(offx=0,offy=1,color=#ffffff) 
dropshadow(offx=-1,offy=0,color=#ffffff) 
dropshadow(offx=0,offy=-1,color=#ffffff);
}

this effect is achieved using the css shadow filter. ordinary shadow filters will only produce projection in one direction. here, four directions of projection are defined, so a stroke effect is produced.

<p style="font-size:12px;height:12px;color:white;filter:glow(color=black,strength=1);">text描边字</p>