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Shadow stacking limitations (Video of behavior)
When vertical shadow offsets for either the global media or content container settings are negative (upward), the shadow could overlap the row above (natural CSS behavior) if there isn't enough gap. The issue here is there are 2 different child elements within an image with text creating their own shadows with an existing stacking relationship of their own, which further adds to the complexity that we've been able to solve for in other sections.
Describe the current behavior
Shadow stacking limitations (Video of behavior)
When vertical shadow offsets for either the global media or content container settings are negative (upward), the shadow could overlap the row above (natural CSS behavior) if there isn't enough gap. The issue here is there are 2 different child elements within an image with text creating their own shadows with an existing stacking relationship of their own, which further adds to the complexity that we've been able to solve for in other sections.
Describe the expected behavior
Potentially on:
Version information (Dawn, browsers and operating systems)
Possible solution
Have the shadow appear below regardless of the orientation.
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