CSS Gradient???

malboroman · 05-19-2004

I've got a question for ya guys... and I think M0g can answer this...

How do you make that vertical gradient with CSS??? I'm able to make an horizontal gradient with CSS, but I've got no idea how to flip it around...

Lexiblue · 05-20-2004

malboroman,

you can go to Gradient Overlay to apply the gradient. It is under Layer>Layer Style>Gradient Overlay, and adjust the angle to get a vertical gradient.

This should work, unless I have misunderstood what you were asking.....if so, ignore my suggestion.

Lexi

**Man1c M0g** · 05-20-2004

Ahhhh, if you mean tiling along the X but not Y axis, Malboroman, you can find all the CSS tag explanations you need over at http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_background.asp

malboroman · 05-20-2004

Well... you misunderstood me... I'm trying to make a vetical gradient purely with CSS... no images used. If I use this piece of code in CSS I get a horizontal gradient. But I've got no idea how to flip it horizontally...

Code:

.gradient {
FILTER: Alpha(Opacity=0, FinishOpacity=100, startY=0, finishY=700, Style=1);
}

How did you do that on the biorust site?

**Man1c M0g** · 05-20-2004

ahhhh! Biorust uses images m8. That, and an occasional creative use of tables. Save the webdesign's HTML and have a look for yourself...