Hi all: just a quick question today.
Say I have a CSS column 100px high and a gradient image 10px high, how do I make it so that the gradient image stretches down the 100px, instead of having the 10px gradient and the bottom 90px blank space?
Thanks,
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koitech posted this at 14:25—2nd July 2007.
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try to exclude this from external style sheet if you are using external style sheet
and put it in the html file
or try to put it in the header.
if still not working then put it inline.
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benj posted this at 18:08—2nd July 2007.
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I don't think you can do that. Besides, the quality would be terrible. Just make the image 100 px.
webwiz posted this at 00:34—3rd July 2007.
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I believe that Safari is the only browser currently able to resize background images. I suggest using a fade that's as high as you want (as already suggested) and fade it to the background-color of your box. That way, taller boxes should still look good.
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webwiz posted this at 00:46—3rd July 2007.
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Oops. Just after I posted, I remembered an article @ A List Apart about doing something like this. I does not look easy, but it may be what you are looking for:
Super Easy Blendy Backgrounds
Cordially, David
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