I'm a novice in coding and I'm trying to figure out how to mask div boxes with multiple circles along the edge on certain positions to get something like this in the picture. The website is www.stampfinity.com - front page…
I am looking to transition gradients as part of a dark mode on my website. So on click and not on hover. Also my gradients are a little more complex than two-color linear gradients that previous posts seem to cover…
I am looking to achieve design similar to shown below: It has a rounded border (ie., using border-radius), which is has gradient colour from left to right, which is as well semi transparent. It also has background, which too has…
I'm not sure how to achieve that. I need to have a left-to-right color gradient with radial gradient so that both extreme ends are gradually fading away. Is that even possible? My linear color gradient CSS is as follows: div…
I want to set a gradient as a background color for my ElevatedButton. So I did this : Container( height: 100, width: 100, decoration: const BoxDecoration( gradient: LinearGradient( begin: Alignment.topRight, end: Alignment.bottomLeft, colors: [ Color(0xFFFE1871), Color(0xFFFD0E38), Color(0xFFFF0205), ], )), child:…
I'm trying to apply a gradient to a view that is a constraint to the top, left, and right of the collection view but for some reason, the gradient doesn't cover the whole width of the view that is applied…
I'm not sure if my question makes sense but I'm trying to make my linear gradient stay fixed on different screen sizes. The CSS property is this background: linear-gradient(to right, #00008B 19.5%, #E60026 0%); I have a logo in between…
I have a text animation that loads when the page loads. The text will be written to the screen character by character, I want to have some words with a gradient applied. I have been able to successfully apply the…
I created a box with a gradient border, and I'd like to animate that gradient so it's doing a 360 rotation. With the code I'm currently working on, instead of the gradient background itself rotating, the actual box is rotating.…
I'm just playing around in HTML and I wanted to make a slider that fills itself in with a gradient, and I found this close to being impossible. I have been researching for hours and I can't seem to find…