Hi - How can I create a four-sided shadow image in Photoshop. I want to apply a shadow effect to my website, which is in a fixed-width container in the viewport. The background changes however, so the image needs to be semi-transparent (.png). Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Michael
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