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Problem You want to place a shadow behind an image without having to modify the original image You also want to control the distance the shadow is offset from behind the image You can create a shadow image that is the same size as the image it is shadowing You can assign the shadow as the nontiled background of the image You can use background-position to move the background shadow to the bottom right of the padding area You can use padding-right:+VALUE and padding-bottom:+VALUE to control how much the shadow extends below the bottom right of the image Shadows are traditionally displayed in the bottom-right corner, but if you want to display them in a different corner, you can extend the padding into that corner and position the shadow there Pattern HTML <img class="shadowed" src="FILEEXT" alt="DESCRIPTION" width="WIDTH" height="HEIGHT" /> CSS *shadowed { padding-right:+VALUE; padding-bottom:+VALUE; background-image:url("FILE.

EXT"); background-position:right bottom; background-repeat:no-repeat; } Location Advantages This pattern applies to images Because the shadow is an image, there is no limit to what you can do with the shadow You can use any color, blur, and texture to fit the style of your document This pattern is simple and does not require you to process images to embed shadows in them You can also change the look and feel of all shadows on a web site by simply changing the shadow image Disadvantages This pattern requires you to create a shadow image for each size of image If all your images are the same size or have a limited number of sizes, this pattern works well If your images come in unpredictable sizes, you may want to use the more complicated, yet more versatile, Shadowed Image pattern.

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Because the database abstraction layer is designed to use identical function names for each database, multiple kinds of database back-ends (e.g., both MySQL and PostgreSQL) cannot be used simultaneously. However, see http://drupal.org/node/19522 for more information on how to allow both MySQL and PostgreSQL connections from within the same site.

The latency caused by a browser checking to see whether the shadowed image has already been downloaded slows the rendering of a page even on broadband connections Related to See also Image, Shadowed Image; Padding, Background ( 6) wwwcssdesignpatternscom/basic-shadowed-image.

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Problem You want to place a shadow behind an image without having to modify the original image You also want to control how much the shadow is offset from the image You also want the shadow to work automatically with any size of image You can use three image files to create a shadow that will automatically fit any image This can be a great timesaver because you do not need to embed shadows within images, and it makes it easy to change the style of the shadows on the fly Like the Basic Shadowed Image pattern, the first step is to create a shadowed image, as shown in Figure 14-2, or reuse one previously created like the one in the example I name this file shadowjpg Unlike the Basic Shadowed Image pattern, shadowjpg should be as large as the largest image it will shadow.

As shown in 2, when you write a module that needs to create one or more database tables for storage, the SQL to create and maintain the table structure goes into an .install file that is distributed with the module. Normally the SQL statements specific to the most common database systems (MySQL and PostgreSQL) are included.

In addition, you need to create two additional images by extracting them from the shadowed image (see Figure 14-3) One indents and closes off the right-top edge of the shadow (see Figure 14-4), and one indents and closes off the leftbottom edge of the shadow (see Figure 14-5) These images are the key to creating an automatically sized shadow because they create the illusion that the shadow is indented on the right-top and the left-bottom, as shown in Figure 14-6 I call these the indentor images In the example, I created the two indentor images as follows I extracted the right-top corner of the shadow image and saved it as shadow-rtjpg (see Figure 14-4) I also extracted the left-bottom corner of the shadow image and saved it as shadow-lbjpg (see Figure 14-5) I made shadow-rt.

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