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==Syntax==
==Syntax==


<pre>{{Template:Linear-gradients|(Direction)|(color 1), (color2)}}</pre>
<pre>{{Template:Linear-gradient
|(Direction)
|(color 1 (stop)), (color2 (stop))}}</pre>
*The possible directions are:
*The possible directions are:
<pre>
<pre>
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| bottom = to top
| bottom = to top
| left = to right
| left = to right
| right = to left
| right = to left</pre>
| top left
*Don't add the text past the "="
| left top = to bottom right
 
| top right
==Example==
| right top = to bottom left
 
| bottom left
<pre><div style="{{Linear-gradient
| left bottom = to top right
|top
| bottom right
|#ff0000 50%, #0000ff}}">Example</div></pre>
| right bottom = to top left</pre>
 
<div style="{{Linear-gradient|top|#ff0000 50%, #0000ff}}">Example
 
 
</div>
 
To mess around with gradients go to [[Template:Linear-gradient/sandbox]]
[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]

Latest revision as of 19:40, 7 November 2014


Used to make a background with a linear gradient.


Syntax

{{Template:Linear-gradient
|(Direction)
|(color 1 (stop)), (color2 (stop))}}
  • The possible directions are:
| top = to bottom
| bottom = to top
| left = to right
| right = to left
  • Don't add the text past the "="

Example

<div style="{{Linear-gradient
|top
|#ff0000 50%, #0000ff}}">Example</div>
Example


To mess around with gradients go to Template:Linear-gradient/sandbox