SVG Shadows
Please allow us to add drop-shadow to shapes.
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We’ve added support for drop-shadow to all of our content blocks now.
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Gervais Armstrong commented
cool
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Christopher Fitch commented
In the CSS editor add the following. Then set the class of the object to svg-shadow. It would be much better if these options were built-in but CSS and setting the class is a good workaround.
.slides .svg-shadow {
filter: drop-shadow( 5px 5px 10px rgba(0,0,0,0.4));
}