What is CSS gradient and how it us useful?

CSS Gradient is a website that displays smooth and easy transitions up to two or more colors. It includes many tools that generate website background. Transparency is one the great feature which is supported by CSS gradient. Color stop positions will make your gradient look more colorful and attractive. Moreover, there are endless possibilities to make your gradient great. The starting point is the place where the first color of any gradient will start and the ending point will show the ending of the last color.

Keep in mind that if two color stops reach a similar location, then the transition made will be a hard line. The color stops would always be in ascending order. The gradients are of four types: linear-gradient, radial-gradient, conic gradient, repeating radial gradient. The gradients help the designers to have new chances to provide more designs to a large audience. So to change the overall look of your website, you have to use gradients whether it be linear-gradient, radial-gradient or conic gradient.

CSS gradient gives better performance and also has better control than an actual file. Background CSS generator gradient provides you with a background on your chart.

Properties of gradients

1. CSS Shadow Effects

There are many properties like text-shadow and box-shadow which gives good shadow effects. You can also create effects of shadow through CSS. Shadows can be added to the elements and text using CSS. You can also add multiple shadows in the text and elements by adding the list of multiple shadows. You can choose any color for the text be it be dark blue, black or blue.

2. CSS Text-Effects

CSS Text-Effects includes writing modes, line breaking rules, word wrap, CSS text-overflow. CSS Text Overflow is the property that signals the user if any overflowed text is not seen on the display.

Uses of conic gradient 

Conic generate gradients are often used for making kinds of wheels of different colors. For example, colors of the rainbow are used to make rainbow wheels.


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