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# How do I add shadow to elements

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### Begin by selecting the element

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### On our right side contextual panel, look for Shadow:

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### Then toggle the Shadow feature On:

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### Add your specific pixels for Left here:

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### Add your specific pixels for Top here:

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### Blur can be adjusted here by adding the specific size:

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### And the spread of the shadow can be manually adjusted here:

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### Color for the shadow can be changed and adjusted here:

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### You can adjust the opacity here:

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### Or you may use our color picker here:

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### Hex code can also be entered on the space provided:

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