10 fresh css3 text effects and web typographical tutorials recommended

One of the major changes in css3 is the Web typographical technology. Now we can achieve rich text style effects without using any JavaScript or images. This article collects 10 practical css3 text effects and web typographical tutorials. I hope you will like them.

1. Create Attractive Web Typography with CSS3 and Lettering. js 

In this tutorial, we will learn how to use basic CSS markup for interactive typographical design. Here we only use the least image and use the magic of pure css3. In addition, use a jquery plug-in -- lettering. JS makes the design a little better.

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2. Create 3D Text Using CSS3 

Use the css3 text-shadow attribute to create a three-dimensional text effect, which is very good for titles or paragraph labels.

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3. 3D CSS Shadow Text Tutorial 

Similarly, this tutorial will demonstrate step by step how to create a 3D font by stacking multiple css3 text shadow attributes.

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4. Create True Inset Text Effect Using CSS3 

In addition to the default text-shadow, this tutorial also uses the inner shadow attribute.

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5. CSS3 Poster with No Images 

A great guide to experiencing the power of css3. The box-shadow, border-radius, @ font-face, transform, box-sizing, text-shadow, and bgra technologies are used.

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6. Use Text Shadow with CSS3 

This tutorial describes five different effects that can be implemented using css3 text-Shadow.

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7. CSS3 Background-Clip: Text 

Implement gradient color effect in the text.

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8. Create Inset Typography with CSS3 

Learn how to create a concave font.

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9. I Heart Blur 

Strictly speaking, this is not a tutorial. However, the Code is worth looking at. You can learn how to blur text by using a large number of text-shadow attributes.

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10. CSS3 Text-Shadow-Can It Be Done in IE without JavaScript? 

Most CSS 3 attributes are supported in IE9, but image-border and text-shadow attributes are not supported currently. In this tutorial, we will discuss text-shadow about how it works in a browser and how it can be imitated in IE.

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