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A designer sets an inner shadow with offset X = 0, offset Y = 0, blur = 0, and opacity 100%. Why might the shadow not appear as expected?
A designer sets an inner shadow with offset X = 0, offset Y = 0, blur = 0, and opacity 100%. Why might the shadow not appear as expected?
medium📝 Formula Fix Q7 of 15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Analyze zero offset and blur effect
Zero offset and blur means shadow is exactly on edges with no spread or softness.Step 2: Understand visibility impact
Without offset or blur, shadow may blend with shape and not be visible.Final Answer:
Shadow has no offset or blur, so it is not visible -> Option BQuick Check:
Zero offset and blur hides shadow visually [OK]
Quick Trick: Zero offset and blur can hide inner shadow [OK]
Common Mistakes:
MISTAKES- Thinking opacity 100% hides shadow
- Believing offset must be positive
- Assuming color must be transparent
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