A way to add shadow to text

No, give the text a shadow? Isn't that image-editing software?
Yes, just use CSS to add shadow to the text, do not believe? Follow me.
Here's how to set up the CSS, followed by the steps to use:
1: As the example one calls up the new style panel, this time we select the type's first make custom style. Give a name at selector (note that the front point must not be missed), define we choose the second "this document Only ". Click OK.
2: In the pop-up window, we select the last item on the left extensions and select the fifth drop Shadow in the *filter drop-down menu on the right. There are 4 question marks, that is the parameter, we need to set (with a certain value to replace it), we just understand the meaning of these parameters, it is very easy, the parameters are as follows:
Color: Represents the colors of the cast shadow, and the specified method can be in the form of "#RRGGBB". Black, for example, is #000000.
OFFX and Offy are the offsets of the X and Y shadows respectively, and must be specified with integers. For example, offx=5 means that the offset of the shadow in the x direction is 5.
Positive: It's a Boolean, we usually fill in 1.
3: Click OK, this completes the setup, and here is how to use it:
4: In the Web page, we select the text we want to become shaded (can be a continuous set of words), so that the text color display.
5: In the CSS Styles window (if you close this window, you can press SHIFT+F11 to open it), if you follow me to do the above setup steps, in this window should have a name (that is, none below), OK, we select it.
6:ok, we've already paid the shadow effect on the text object.