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In the first two articles I've presented two universal techniques of creating a page glow/shadow. In this article we're gonna get our hands dirty and dive into deep waters of custom browser CSS extensions. EXTRA BONUS: Examples!

In the first article on page glow/shadow I've discussed why the W3C solution doesn't work in IE 6/7 + I've presented a technique of creating page shadow using wrappers. In this article I will present two more techniques (2 versions of one technique :-)) that go beyond limits of the first one. EXTRA BONUS: Also adding examples!

Here on the Matfyz blog, I've read an interesting article on rounded corners and page shadows in CSS. I think the suggested solution's quite cool (pure CSS - no extra HTML markup), but it doesn't work in IE 6/7 (open the source article in your IE and you'll see). So I decided to expand on the topic of page glow/shadow and write about more universal solutions. EXTRA BONUS: Examples included!

This article is a motivating scenario for using Distributed Defeasable Reasoning in Ambient Intelligence and is a part of the project on the subject of Knowledge representation and reasoning.

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