3 featured pics exact name tag to create a shadow

You seem to have some understanding of CSS, so I’d recommend you look into Firebug which would help you resolve these questions you’re asking. It’s a Firefox add-in, with a comprehensive video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KdNRZS-uSg

It’s what the main Forum supporters use to answer a lot of the questions.

i have firebugged it for hours. admittedly my firebug skills are weak and i have never watched a tutorial…

thanks for that

i probably should have watched a tutorial a long time ago.

i’ll get back to the drawing board before i ask again.

Or Adobe has a whole new line of open source software, that totally rocks it’s called Adobe ==> Edge <== https://html.adobe.com/edge/

I would think the Edge Reflow which is where you take the images and parts you can see and make the “flow” of the website different, I would think these tools would be really good for you, AND there’s a whole bunch of video tutorials if you need them. ??

my website is aspwired.com I”m just putting it back up, so it’s still not looking so good, but I’m there, and there’s chat window too if you log in.

If you clip an element with box-shadow you will clip the shadow too. The unclipped portion of it will not drop a shadow from the remaining visible part. The structure of the featured images is:

div.thumb-wrapper a.round-div img

but img is clipped by .round-div’s border (and the zooming effct is a transition on border-radius change of .round-div).