Referring to images below, you can see the shadow on texts on origin design, but the output code renders shadow on it's container (div).
If the container (parent) has no fill, then the shadow effect should be applied to its children individually.
This issue is only dedicated to figma, how figma handles shadow on empty fill frames.
The possible solution for this would be altering tokens in tokenization stage, removing shadow effect from parent and applying it to its children. - I can't be sure if this is the best solution because it impacts the token tree itself.
The alternative is to handle this on post-tokenization step (which I cannot say where would be the best place to handle this.)
Origin design
The output. (Now, wrong.)
This is dedicated to figma platform.
ref: https://www.figma.com/file/iypAHagtcSp3Osfo2a7EDz/engine?node-id=4927%3A7312
Referring to images below, you can see the shadow on texts on origin design, but the output code renders shadow on it's container (div).
If the container (parent) has no fill, then the shadow effect should be applied to its children individually.
This issue is only dedicated to figma, how figma handles shadow on empty fill frames.
The possible solution for this would be altering tokens in tokenization stage, removing shadow effect from parent and applying it to its children. - I can't be sure if this is the best solution because it impacts the token tree itself.
The alternative is to handle this on post-tokenization step (which I cannot say where would be the best place to handle this.)
Origin design
The output. (Now, wrong.)
This is dedicated to figma platform.
ref: https://www.figma.com/file/iypAHagtcSp3Osfo2a7EDz/engine?node-id=4927%3A7312