How to add effects to text
Adding effects to text can make your web pages more engaging and visually appealing. There are several ways to enhance your text with various effects using simple CSS techniques. In this article, we'll explore a few methods to add text effects with easy-to-follow examples.
Text Shadow
A simple text shadow can be added using CSS to create a subtle depth effect.
The text-shadow
property adds a shadow effect to the text with specified horizontal and vertical
offsets, blur radius, and color.
Text Shadow Example
Gradient Text
Adding a gradient effect to text using CSS can make it more vibrant and colorful.
The .gradient-text
class uses a linear gradient background and clips it to the text, making the
gradient fill the text.
Gradient Text Example
Typing Effect
For a typing effect, custom CSS can be used without the need for JavaScript.
The .typing
class uses CSS animations typing
and blink-caret
to create a
typing effect, where text appears one character at a time.