Yes. CSS allows as many layers as needed, separated by commas. Each layer has its own offset, blur, spread and color parameters, enabling much richer effects than a single shadow.
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The `box-shadow` property accepts a comma-separated list of shadows, each with: horizontal offset, vertical offset, blur radius, spread radius and color. When inset is enabled, the shadow appears inside the element instead of outside. Layer order matters, the first one in the list sits on top. Sophisticated designs often use three to four layers with low opacity to mimic how light behaves on physical surfaces. Shadow color also doesn't have to be pure black, using dark variants of the background color reduces the artificial look and produces more natural results.
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Yes. CSS allows as many layers as needed, separated by commas. Each layer has its own offset, blur, spread and color parameters, enabling much richer effects than a single shadow.
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