`shadows` property no longer works

[mrvicadai]

The big picture of what I'm trying to do

Make a box shadow with a list of Shadow.box properties that adheres to Google Material Design.

What I did

While using 3.4.1 I was able to do:

            shadows
                [ Shadow.box
                    { offset = ( 0, 14 )
                    , size = 0
                    , blur = 45
                    , color = Color.rgba 0 0 0 0.25
                    }
                , Shadow.box
                    { offset = ( 0, 10 )
                    , size = 0
                    , blur = 18
                    , color = Color.rgba 0 0 0 0.22
                    }
                ]

However, after upgrading to 4.1.0, the shadows function is no longer exposed.

What I Expected To Happen

Internal.Shadows or shadows method is exposed to the users who would like to make complex shadows.

What Actually Happened

After upgrading to 4.1.0, the shadows function is no longer exposed.

Versions

• Elm: 0.18
• style-elements: 4.1.0
• Browser: Safari
• Operating System: macOS High Sierra

[mdgriffith]

Shadow.box and other shadows can now be used directly in the style and they will stack in the order that they are given. So, you should be able to do any complex shadows you need to do, just bring them down a level :)

[mrvicadai]

Oh sweet! This actually sounds much better compared to the older API. Thanks!