Neilkevin

Actually this is not your fault pal, Some browser doesn't support some of the features of HTML or any designing coding. If you want to see the effects then you have to consider all the browser and make your code. At the same time you also have to check the syntax of your coding because single spelling mistakes also can create the problem to whole designing.

Hi, I have seen your attached images and from my experience I can say to create a drop shadow round the screw head, right click on the screw head layer (highlighted in grey) a new sub menu will appear as shown in the image on the left. Then click on effects, the effects menu has lots of options to choose from, for this i'm only going to use the Drop Shadow effect, but its well worth taking a look at the others and play around to see what they do in the future. In the Drop Shadow section you can alter all the variables of the shadow, I think these are pretty straight forward, the best thing to do if in doubt is alter the settings and watch to see what happens to the image (make sure preview is ticked) nothing is approved until you click on the OK button. I never use any rules, I just alter the settings and look to see how the image looks, and when its looking good i press OK and save it (great believer in messing about to see what happens). Thanks !!

I must say really very nice site. I am very much impress by it and I hope these tutorials are very much helpful to the users who want to learn web designs . Here I also would like to share some basic web design tips which are as follows - Clean Layout Design - Neat and Easy Navigation - Ensure Web site scalability - Select a colour scheme and stick to it Thanks and keep up the work.. Best of luck!!