Why isn't this done yet?

Why does it take so long? Other adobe software like illustrator, photoshop has the same features. What's the problem with XD?

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2 and half years later nothing. In 2 years you can write an app 2 times from ground up.

More than 5 years since requested, took 3 years to get "feature-started", 2 years since then and still not done!
And I don't blame them. I mean since everyone is paying for "All Apps" subscription anyways they don't care if you stopped using 1 or 5 of the apps. They still get paid in full! Just pure brilliance!

This is a good start - please prioritize. As you can see below, people are moving to Figma because they're already doing this.

The obvious use case is complex shadows to match the level of quality of Material Design elevation. This is also great when you need a semi-transparent fill on top of a base fill to indicate a state change without adding a second layer. Multiple strokes can emulate some custom focus states / focus rings.

This should add a fairly decent performance boost and make my layer tree easier to navigate by reducing the need for additional layers.

We are in 2021 and nothing.... i'm going to figma....

Please release this features

Please don't forget border inset

Come on Adobe, this is a really basic feature that is sorely needed. My organization might be switching to Figma soon if things like this aren't implemented. Especially since it's been in the works for over 2 years!

Are you still working on this feature? It's been almost 2 years, we need it!

This can be easily done in Figma, this would be a great addition to XD.

I cannot believe nothing has been released on this since the update message in July 2019.. 😭 I have convinced multiple clients to switch to XD since the very first days in 2016 because of the tie-in to Adobe systems, so many other great features, the performance, and the ease of use. I even get colleagues (dev and design) to vote on user voice. I am having a harder and harder time to sell the 'user-focused' approach, if simple styling features like this one (supported by so many other Adobe products) stay in 'feature started' for years on end.

I'm in love with XD, this is the ONLY reason I didn't switched all of my projects to XD, beacuse of this REALLY BASIC feature, I have to use FIGMA.

Figma > Adobe XD, We need this basic features....

Could you please give an update on if there has been any progress on this in the last 1.5 years?

When...

need shadow css code like ps

How does it take Adobe over a year to implement something that they already do in a lot of their other apps? Doesn't "feature started" mean that you've actually started working on it? I definitely understand that development takes time, but if it's taking this long I start to doubt the ability of your team, or the meaning of the label "feature started". Please be honest with us, if you had to put it on hold, tell us so we aren't anxiously waiting for a feature that you're not working on.

Ability to add multiple drop shadows to a single element or item. Today a designer needs to add an additional layer behind an item to create multiple drop shadows. This gets messy, complicated, and become time-consuming when making changes.