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I’m trying to add a "floating" image to serve as the background for a table, that has a dropshadow to give it some seperation from the page background. I’d like the shadow to be unidirectional, so that it can be seen on both left and right sides of the image. I tried playing with the lighting direction but don’t like the results. I’m wondering if there’s a way to apply two drop shadows, one from each each side, to get the effect I’m looking for…?
Also, When I design this image with a transparent canvas, when I go to export the image to my page, the background is white, and hence blocks out a portion of the page background. I can’t make it a transparent GIF because I would lose the drop shadow effect. How do you pull this off? I see it all over the place…
Also, When I design this image with a transparent canvas, when I go to export the image to my page, the background is white, and hence blocks out a portion of the page background. I can’t make it a transparent GIF because I would lose the drop shadow effect. How do you pull this off? I see it all over the place…
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