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@cootheadDec 23.2016 — #Hi there toplisek,
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you have not mentioned whether it is[color=navy]CSS[/color] , the [color=navy]svg element[/color] or the
[color=navy]canvas element[/color] to which you wish to apply [color=navy]linear-gradient[/color] .
If it is[color=navy]CSS[/color] , then use...
If it is the[color=navy]svg element[/color] or the [color=navy]canvas element[/color] , then check out
these links...
If it something that I have overlooked then let us know. ?
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[i]coothead[/i]
Fill setting but linear
[code=php]
fill: linear-gradient(to bottom, #000, #666);
As we know the fill property can accept any CSS color value.
Named colors — orange
Hex colors — #FF9E2C
RGB and RGBa colors — rgb(255, 158, 44) and rgba(255, 158, 44, .5)
HSL and HSLa colors — hsl(32, 100%, 59%) and hsla(32, 100%, 59%, .5)
How to solve linear-gradient. My example is just as demo.
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@cootheadDec 23.2016 — #Hi there toplisek,[indent]
you have not mentioned whether it is
If it is
[color=navy]
background-image: linear-gradient(to bottom, #000, #666); [/color]If it is the
these links...
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If it something that I have overlooked then let us know. ?
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[i]coothead[/i]