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published tuesday, april 30th, 2019 categorized under commentary , culture , rants five responses so far color easing isn't always easy published 7 months, 2 weeks ago a fairly new addition to css is the ability to define midpoints between two color stops in a gradient. you can do this for both linear
#00f (blue) with #fff (white) , for example. the color midway through that blend is #8080ff, a pale-ish blue. by default, that will land halfway between the two color stops. so given linear-gradient(90deg, blue 0px, white 200px), you get #8080ff at 100 pixels. if you use a more generic 90deg, blue,...
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gradients, but i'm going to stick with linear gradients in this piece, since they're easier to show and visualize, at least for me. the way they work is that you can define a spot on the gradient where the color that's a halfway blend between the two color stops is located. take the mix of # f (blue
the % mark. linear-gradient( deg, blue, white %) if you set a midpoint, though, the placement of # ff is set, and the rest of the gradient is altered to create a smooth progression. linear-gradient(blue px, px, white px) places the midway color # ff at pixels. from to pixels is a gradient from #f to...
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