Your best bet would be the text-shadow property in CSS! I would suggest setting the horizontal and vertical offset values (how far left or down the shadow will be compared to the text) to 0px, and depending on the font size of the bio text, you may want to test out just how intense of a blur effect you want on the shadow, but I'd suggest 3-5px as a starting point. A complete implementation of the property would look something like this, where glowClass is a stand-in for the actual class the text is already in:
/* Order of text-shadow properties: horizontal offset, vertical offset, blur intensity, shadow colour */
.glowClass {
color: white;
text-shadow: 0px 0px 3px #00AE8F;
}
For the color property, you can set any other pale colour to maximise the glowing appearance if that's what you want to do. Hope this helps
Edit: just checked, if you want ALL the text on your profile to glow, just go with:
body {...}
If you don't want the navigation bar text to glow, but the rest of the text, you can use:
main {...}
But, if you're going specifically for the About Me text, then .section is the class you're looking for! Looking at my own profile code, I made sure to specify the parts of .section that are inside of another class .inner, so you may want to do the following:
.inner .section {...}
Or if you also want to have the interests and comments text glow (and even the footer if you're feeling fancy), then you can tack on a couple of other classes as well:
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Your best bet would be the text-shadow property in CSS! I would suggest setting the horizontal and vertical offset values (how far left or down the shadow will be compared to the text) to 0px, and depending on the font size of the bio text, you may want to test out just how intense of a blur effect you want on the shadow, but I'd suggest 3-5px as a starting point. A complete implementation of the property would look something like this, where glowClass is a stand-in for the actual class the text is already in:
/* Order of text-shadow properties: horizontal offset, vertical offset, blur intensity, shadow colour */
.glowClass {
color: white;
text-shadow: 0px 0px 3px #00AE8F;
}
For the color property, you can set any other pale colour to maximise the glowing appearance if that's what you want to do. Hope this helps
Edit: just checked, if you want ALL the text on your profile to glow, just go with:
body {...}
If you don't want the navigation bar text to glow, but the rest of the text, you can use:
main {...}
But, if you're going specifically for the About Me text, then .section is the class you're looking for! Looking at my own profile code, I made sure to specify the parts of .section that are inside of another class .inner, so you may want to do the following:
.inner .section {...}
Or if you also want to have the interests and comments text glow (and even the footer if you're feeling fancy), then you can tack on a couple of other classes as well:
.inner .section, .details-table, .comments-table, footer {...}