Google

Documentation is an essential tool to learn about properties. However, what if you don’t even know what property you need?

In situations like this, it might come as no surprise that using Google is a great way to read other developers’ solutions to problems. Googling the problem you’re trying to solve and the language you’re using will yield many useful answers.

For example, if you want to know how to change the size of text, you could google “how to change text size using CSS.” After doing this, you will receive multiple links to information about the font-size property.

Instructions

1.In the mock, we can see that the a elements should have a light shadow beneath them. Use Google to find out which CSS property allows you to add a shadow beneath text. Once you’ve found the property, set its value to 2px 2px 0 #bbbbbb in the a rule (try to figure out what this value will do by reading the documentation for the property).