Vertical gradient of CSS3

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• Three vertical gradient color Muse

  Hi all

  I want to have a background gradient in Muse. I found there was a very simple way to do it, but I can choose only two colors.

  My client wants to have a three colored vertical gradient background, is it possible in Muse?

  The top should be black, black to turquoise in the middle and back to black again once downstairs.

  I know there is a way to add a picture to the background, but I think it will make my site very heavy and bulky to load, and it must stretch and shrink if browser varies in length and width.

  I have the HTML script for this kind of gradient, and I know that I can add an HTML element in Muse, but I don't know how it works for a background.

  I hope someone can help me!

  Thank you!

  Caroline

  Hello Sir,

  According to the guidelines of the muse works only two colors can be used to create a gradient. Although you can create Gradient in Photoshop using more than three colors and later versions, you use the image created in the Muse.

  Kind regards

  Nitin Kapila

• Help of the vertical gradient mask

  I'm doing a layer in a file appear gradually from bottom to top (like a pile of sand as you pour on the sand more increases). I mean, is that I know I could use an interpolation of transformation but which looks more and more larger rather than a building gradually from the base. Who is?

  I have tried everywhere and the UTU of for grqadient masks are terrible. Does anyone know where I can get a good tut on it?

  I want to do without! I'm afraid to give to me is like giving whisky to the er, native Americans; It is the PC that you're going to get...

  Thank you

  WLM

  I just had a look on the UTU again and I realized that I had done it correctly. The problem (if we can call it that), is that it will not show you the full effect in a scrub of the timeline. However, when I run a test swf you see smooth edge. Simply, you get a wisiwig in the timeline panel.

  Phew, that's a relief.

  Future note to self (and others): regular test run sovereign wealth funds - the things that you didn't know you did!

  Here is my file with the fade of rather soft enough edge mask: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-cQQhdwl3C-TWZOUWpQSzZTVGc/edit

  Kind regards

  WLM

• gradients showing strong color in firefox

  All vertical gradient I tired shows like a solid color when opened in the firefox browser, also does not work in IE 7 with activeX on completely disappears.

  Everything I need has been updated to the latest version. Works very well.

  Thank you

  Kenneth S Kish

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• change the gradient fill

  This issue revolves around to change the angle of the filling of a repeated shape 'gradient'. I want to change the angle of degraded hundreds who, right now, are set to run horizontally. I need all of them to have the same vertical gradient. I can see the angle for each toolbar, but I can't possibly change one by one. If I consolidate them, the gradient is sent to all members as a unit, no not as simple fillings.

  Here is the example. I need to each filling to running up and down, not left to right. The gradient is a mixture of black, gray and white.

  Thanks for any help.

  Al

  

  Your answer is select and use the corner of the Panel area degraded like this

  

• Is there a way to make a gradient in two-dimensional?

  I have a rectangle with a number of vertical gradients, what I would like is to add a horizontal gradient, to have all that fade to white along the x-axis. Is it possible to do this?

  Add an another fill in the appearance palette, give it a gradient with a 90 degree angle, make a fine 0% opacity white, the other 100% white. close?

• Need help to understand the gradient tool

  I create a linear gradient with 4 stops, and I like the effect it will create, although I'm not entirely sure how it works. There is a vertical line that I can control the gradient that goes from top to bottom on the form.

  1. is setting where the vertical gradient line located on the shape another way to adjust the gradient points?

  2. If so, when you want to adjust the vertical line vs playing with stops? Is it just a matter of preference?

  Thank you.

  Well, you would add certainly stops if you want another color, which does not otherwise appear in the gradient (blue to yellow to red, for example).

  The colors between stops are interpolated linearly. If you want to stretch a section of the gradient over another, then you add a stop and drag it.

  Above the slope, you can add the transparency stops, so you would add stop there, if you wanted to vary the transparency of the gradient.

  Other than that, Yes... the eyeball. Look at some of the presets and see how they are built.

• Police in vector?

  So, I'm working on a logo right now and I want the point of the letter 'i' in a different color.

  What I have to transform the police in some way, or is it possible to keep the police and change only the color?

  I appreciate your help!

  Sincerely,

  Louis

  Louis,

  If the point is above all (quite unlikely, unless you use only some small cap letters, you can apply a vertical gradient with a hard stop (two stops on top of the other with two different colors) under point. Such a gradient looks like two different colors.

  If not, you can always keep the direct Type and:

  (1) (copies the Type (Ctrl / Cmd + C + F) and change the fill color of the background Type defined on the color of the dot;)

  (2) create a black circle that covers only the dot;

  (3) select the circle and the high Type defined in the transparency palette dialog box click the opacity with Clip mask and mask Invert unchecked.

• At the end of the screen layout area

  Caprice is simple: I want to create line high 100px (vertical gradient) from end to end of the screen at the top of this one, regardless of the size of the screen.

  I've already set up the header which is 80px high and seems 5px from the top of the page (so there is a space where the gradient background should continue to appear). Sites main content (including header) is 930px wide place in the Center (once again - so the gradient background should appear in both sides of the main content field (through the wraper) and scattered case - the gaps too.)

  I understand how to create gradient itself (1 pixel wide jpg or png that is repeated over and over again), but how and where to set the area available for current needs?

  Any suggestions?

  If you look at my Web site, there are several gradient background images used on the page resulting gradient up and down solid color fills.

  http://ALT-Web.com/

  CSS:

  Body {background: url #E6E6E6 (some - image.jpg) repeat-x}

  #content {}

  Background: url #F0F0F0 (some-other - image.jpg) repeat-x;

  margin: 0 auto;

  Width: 970px;

  border: 2px solid #FFF;

  }

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• undefined method rotatedGradientMatrix?

  I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.  I have a UIComponent and wanted to create a roundRect using a rotatedGradientMatrix.  According to the documentation, there should be a horizontal, vertical gradient, rotation matrix.  For some reason, I get an error:

  1180: call to a method may be undefined rotatedGradientMatrix.

  It works very well with horizontal and vertical...
  this.drawRoundRect (0,0,W,H,3,Colors,Alphas,rotatedGradientMatrix (0,0,W,H,45));

  HM...

  UIComponent not a sub-class of ProgrammaticSkin... so not.

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• background fade/gradiation color

  Hi all. I'm trying to do a basic html page in Dreamweaver with a purple background color which is darker on top, then fades gradually as you look towards the bottom of the page. Any advice? Thanks in advance!

  It will be simple and involves a horizontal mosaic of an image.

  Create a file in your image editor (Photoshop/Fireworks) with a size of 20px high 1000px wide. (You can base the height of your needs of course.) Using the gradient tool, drag a vertical gradient (from top down) and note the hexadecimal values of the background color. This will be used for the background color of your page html value. Save your chart under horizRpt.jpg (or whatever you want), by using the save for Web option.

  In your html page, set the background color of the same color at the bottom of your gradient page. Apply a background image - horizRpt.jpg and set tile to repeat x.

  Now you should have an image which tiles horizontally and at the bottom of your gradient color should blend perfectly in the background of the page.

• shading of a triangle (gradient of 3 vertices)

  I'll ask it's pretty simple:
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  I need the entire surface of this triangle of shadow by interpolation between these 3 colors.
  Something like a gradient, but it has 3 vertices, not 2 like a linear.
  
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  manually (as people have been programming 3d opengl and direct3d graphics).
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  I was also thinking about how to achieve this with a gradient (perhaps several gradients), but any ideas...
  You can see my code at: http://heilong.oceanography.ru/flash/lab/

  Three overlapping gradient, where it passes color United at the top to even
  color with alpha = 0 to the opposite edge (and fill parallelea with edge)
  works well.

  If attachments work for you, you can see a small SWF that shows this.
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• application of based CSS3 gradients

  Then, I applied this ID to the body of the site, so that I can ensure that it sits behind all foreground text/content.

  He does this, but the gradient is the calculation of the height of the body - it ignores my guess at the lower of 30%. I also tried a height in pixels as well and no luck there.

  I want my gradient of white color for most of the screen and only have the gradient around the footer area. The bottom 20%, maybe 30% of my screen.

  So most of the screen is actually a white background.

  Ideas on how to adjust how it behaves?

  {#grad1}

  height: 30%;

  background: white; / * For browsers that do not support gradients * /.

  background:-webkit-linear-gradient (rgba (124,166,186,70) white); / * For Safari 5.1 to 6.0 * /.

  background:-o-linear-gradient (rgba (124,166,186,70) white); / * For Opera 11.1 to 12.0 * /.

  background:-moz-linear-gradient (rgba (124,166,186,70) white); / * For Firefox 3.6 to 15 * /.

  background: linear-gradient (rgba (124,166,186,70) white); / * Standard syntax (must be last) * /.

  z-index:-1;

  }

  Thank you! I need attached to the body, because I want no-edge-out common dimensions of wrapper.

  low:-1400px is certainly not the way to change back to 0, then change position: absolute to position: fixed and use the rest of the code that I posted above.

• vertical lines in envelope distort

  It is a single solid path of a crowd, and I used a linear gradient on this subject. distortion of the envelope makes these weird vertical lines. any way to remove them? Thank you

  

  I don't know exactly what you mean, but I thought about it.

  I just had to use a separate object - in my case just a rectangle - with the gradient applied with a blending mode multiply over the shape of the audience and used an envelope deformation on these two objects. slows down a bit, but it seems OK.

  Thanks to the efforts of all

• gradient

  Hello

  In first 10 items, you can create a matte black or even change to any solid color on the spectrum.  However I'm not interested in creating a gradient.  is it possible in the first.  You see this as a common background for cable news shows, and that's what I'm trying to simulate.  Multiple colors which are animated I they shift and change gradually to shades.  Like if this is feasible.

  Here's something I found on youtube to show visually that I am talking but looking to create directly on the front is more customizable:

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=wpK1B5WfhIc

  adobenewbie123

  I will outline my plan which is in the slow progress that I create as I go.

  1. with the help of the Premiere Elements split concept mattes and color screen and cropping effect, create of multiple vertical panels on the screen.

  This is the easiest part. That actually got.

  2 then keyframe the Position property of each of the panels.

  3. apply strategic between Fuzzy Panel.

  Once you have the simple, pretty easy to change shades of signs (color covers). It is the choreography of the creation of keyframes for the movement of Panel which takes time and concentration with coordination.

  When I mentioned using stock footage instead of doing it yourself approach, I was referring to the sites that offer these types of files as a service (most of the time with a price for what file do you want). Using the images from YouTube and edit can get complicated for protected content and the YouTube license agreement.

  I would like to know if you want me to continue in the choreography of keyframing described panels.

  Thank you.

  RTA