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CSS Gradient Generator | CSS3 Factory
Same Gradient Generator, With a New Look The coveted CSS3 Gradient Generator has undergone a redesign and moved to its new home within the CSS3 Factory. It has maintained all of it's tools and functions but looks even better now. The redesign enhances the generator's usability and I will be adding even more advanced functions soon.
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Pure CSS scrolling shadows with background-attachment: local â€¢ Lea Verou
A few days ago, the incredibly talented Roman Komarov posted an experiment of his with pure CSS â€œscrolling shadowsâ€. If youâ€™re using Google Reader, you are probably familiar with the effect: In Romanâ€™s experiment, he is using absolutely positioned pseudoelements to cover the shadows (which are basically radial gradients as background images), taking advantage of the fact that when you scroll a scr
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Mastering CSS3 Repeating Gradients
Many CSS3 features revolutionize how we design websites, and one standout feature is CSS3 Gradients. Before CSS3, creating gradient effects meant using images. Now, we can achieve superior effects solely through CSS. In earlier discussions, we delved into two main gradient types achievable with CSS3: Radial and Linear Gradients. Now, letâ€™s explore another variant: repeating gradients. Exploring th
bitgleams 2012/11/30
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bitgleams 2012/11/14
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There are 16,777,216 color hex codes. With so many options, how do you choose the rightÂ color? The latest research on color perception tells us that somewhere between 40% to 99% of these colors are indistinguishable to the humanÂ eye.* Which begs the question: if we can't see the difference between two colors, why should we waste time deciding betweenÂ them? What if you could easily narrow down the
bitgleams 2012/11/10
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