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I’m looking for a way to have a very nice shadow around div “boxes”.
How can this be done in all browsers?
I’ve done research and found that people have many examples of shadows that only work in more powerful browsers.
Should I somehow use images? How could I do this? Any ideas?
There are a few options. CSS3 box shadows is one of them. You can also use CSS3PIE for browsers that don’t support the CSS3 box shadows yet, but you’ll find it won’t look exactly like the CSS3 shadows in more modern browsers. Beyond that, you can use drop shadows you create in something like Photoshop and place them just “behind” your div with another div using a background image and using positioning to offset your “top” div so the shadow is revealed.