Is there any way to stroke text (like the Photoshop stroke-- i.e., a colored outline around the text) in Firefox?
I searched and found some solutions for IE and Safari, but none that work on Firefox.
Stroke text in CSS for Firefox?
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Stroke text in CSS for Firefox?
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Re: Strok text in CSS for Firefox?
Thanks for the heads-up, but I think that's just for stroking boxes/divs, not for text.. also this page says Firefox doesn't support it.nickvd wrote:Try this: http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/CS ... line-style
Re: Stroke text in CSS for Firefox?
I don't think that's part of any CSS spec, so I'd look for another way to highlight text if I were you.
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Re: Stroke text in CSS for Firefox?
Hmm.. any suggestions for an alternative?