I know I've seen gradients done completly with CSS before. I've searched and can find nothing, all I can find at the W3C schools is info on doing it with SVG.
Does anyone know how, or can you point me to some information?
Roo
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dk01 posted this at 04:28 — 28th March 2005.
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I've never seen this implemented before. Mozilla/FF and IE have some special css filters but I don't know what they are or if they can be used for gradient bg's.
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ptrferdinand posted this at 00:56 — 29th March 2005.
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http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/stylesheets/cssbackgrounds.html
[I think this little 'I wrote this' is cool... soo] -ptrferdinand
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Roo posted this at 02:03 — 29th March 2005.
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dk01,
Thanks, but I'll stay away from anything browser specific. I don't like browser specific code at all.
ptrferdinand,
I don't see in that how to create a gradient purely with CSS. I mean I know I can do it with images, I know I can use either hex or rgb values for solid color. I just thought I'd seen gradients done with CSS alone.
Roo
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dk01 posted this at 03:45 — 29th March 2005.
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Yes staying away from anything browser specific is a good idea.
-dk