How is this drop shadow acheived?

I like the drop shadow effect on this site that gives the impression of
a piece of paper:

http://www.dacvs.org.uk/

I have looked at the style sheet and the html but cannot figure it out.
Could someone please explain, with reference to the relevant bit in the
style sheet.

Thanks.
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Sam

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 14:37:00 +0100, Jon Boyes <me (AT) nospam (DOT) co.uk> wrote:

I like the drop shadow effect on this site that gives the impression of
a piece of paper:

http://www.dacvs.org.uk/

I have looked at the style sheet and the html but cannot figure it out.
Could someone please explain, with reference to the relevant bit in the
style sheet.

Just a fixed width background image:
style.css (line 19)
#wrap {
background:transparent url(images/bg2.gif) repeat-y scroll 0%;
margin:0pt auto;
padding:5px 0pt;
width:807px;
}

When inspecting an existing website I can recommend Firebug in FF, it took
me about 4 seconds total finding this out.
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Rik Wasmus

In article <op.t5dxqzas5bnjuv (AT) metallium (DOT) lan>, luiheidsgoeroe (AT) hotmail (DOT) com
says...

I have looked at the style sheet and the html but cannot figure it out.
Could someone please explain, with reference to the relevant bit in the
style sheet.

Just a fixed width background image:
style.css (line 19)

Right, I see now thanks. Firebug looks great, I'll install it.
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