Is there a way to fade a background color to another? What I mean is like could the two colors be faded like gradient to each other? I like the gradient scheme, can it be done?
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Example of Gradient Filter for IE5.5+ (copy&paste URL):
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Is there a possible way to add to that script Zvona ?
I'm wondering whether you could add an extra colour to the blend that it moves "through".
For instance starting from black, moving through white, then back to black.
I know it can be done by making two seperate tables, which I've done, but placing text inside is more difficult.
It would just make things easier... any idea ?
Also, the gradient function... is there a way to make the blend move from a corner to the opposite corner instead of just top/bottom and left/right ?
Many thanx...Last edited by Sp00kY; Jun 27, 2002, 10:45 AM.`Sp00kY`
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Filter?
Evil proprietry MADNESS!
Avoid those horrid little buggers like the plague, they'll bite you on the *** later on when more people upgrade their browser.
Go with the 1px jpg and use the following CSSCode:#element { background:#fff url(images/gradient.jpg) repeat-y; }
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