How do units work in css (px,cm,mm,in,pc...)

Question

I am busy with the Text shadow in css .Please assist
Thanks .

Answer 1

Sam P.
Yeah I see😁
This was a mistake I think

Answer 2

Philippe You can just add it alongside (no spaces) a value of a proprety so for example the thickness (2px), color blue of a border and font size (0.5 cm) of a paragraph would be :

p { border: 2px blue; font-size: 0.5cm;}

If you want a text shadow (you can use different units when specifying a proprety value, to a certain degree for text shadow ex. inches are too big so they cannot be used),

Text shadow of 2cm x 2pc x 6pt with color blue for paragraph:

p { text-shadow: 2cm 2pc 6pt blue;}

You can use other units like inches (in), milimiters (mm), points (pt) and picas (PC).

If you want to learn more, I suggest going to W3schools website for CSS units:

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_units.asp

Answer 3

In text-shadow?

<h1> Text Shadow Example </h1>
<style>
h1 {text-shadow: 3px 3px 6px rgba(0,0,0,.5);}
</style>
(edited)

Answer 4

Radin Masiha check again your statement is false, you can use cm mm and pc in text shadow, you can even mix them together in a css declaration. Go try this code (below) and you will see!
https://code.sololearn.com/W1m7Riiu0a71/?ref=app