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Summarises what MDN says about text-shadow, letter-spacing, paint-order, text-wrap-style and text-box-trim, for anyone styling a title card or caption they own. They end up with a short checklist that matches each property to its job. Based on documentation only; nothing was rendered, and browser support is not covered.
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Styling title and caption text in CSS: what five MDN property pages state (documentation only, not run)
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Summarises what MDN says about text-shadow, letter-spacing, paint-order, text-wrap-style and text-box-trim, for anyone styling a title card or caption they own. They end up with a short checklist that matches each property to its job. Based on documentation only; nothing was rendered, and browser support is not covered.
Useful starting points
- Name the shadow colour yourself; MDN says an unspecified colour is left to the browser.
- Look at letter-spaced titles at their real size, because MDN says no one value keeps every font readable.
- Count your caption lines before relying on balanced wrapping; MDN says it only applies to short blocks.
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