I am trying to create a button similar to this one, I don't have exact colors so using yellow and black. Want this My Code Output here is my code: class CustomButton extends StatelessWidget { final String? text; double width;…
suppose i want to use this gradient color final myGradient = LinearGradient( begin: Alignment.topLeft, end: Alignment.bottomLeft, colors: [ const Color(0xFFF8A150).withOpacity(0.09), const Color(0xFFF15B2C).withOpacity(0.98) ]); actually i want to do this like backgroundColor = myGradient instead of backgroundColor: Colors.red can i use…
is there any solution to apply tint colour as a gradient in swift my button has a simple white icon I want to change it to a gradient colour
I don't really know if it's possible but I'd like to make a Widget, like a box with some text on it, to have the opacity going from 100% to 0% across it. Here is an example made on Photoshop…
On a WordPress website, I'm using the following code to get gradient on the border-bottom: border-bottom: 2px solid linear-gradient(to right, #13a338 0%, #1f3876 100%); However it does not seem to work. Shall I use another CSS property or what am…
I don't understand why i can't apply my background color. I tried several combinaisons and in several places adding "List" the background color disappears. Thank you. import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View { var body: some View { ZStack { LinearGradient(gradient:…
I have added two views inside a stack view. I am having that stack view inside my tableViewCell. Now my stackView is placed in the centre of the content view with width and height. I want to apply gradient color…
first post here. Also excuse me in case any of this is glaringly obvious. I am a total newbie at xml & java and mainly a designer. I want to implement the design I created in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop…
I came across Sweep Gradient on Android and was intrigued if it could give me a better control over the Color spacing and transitions. Did a quick search and found almost nothing about it!! The only few references I found…
I'm trying to apply an angle gradient to the dashes created with the code I've written inside a custom UIView class, as below. Although it needs tweaking, I'm happy with the results it produces so far. Given the input parameters…