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Why Hand-Writing a CSS Gradient Rarely Looks Like What You Pictured
linear-gradient(135deg, #ff7a59, #ffd166) tells you nothing about what it looks like until it renders. Here's why gradient syntax is genuinely hard to picture in your head, and what actually helps.
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Radial gradients spread color out from a point instead of across a line - useful for spotlight effects, glows, and vignettes. Here's how to build one and actually control where it centers.
Lire le guideWhat a CSS Gradient Fallback Color Actually Does (and Why It's There)
Every copied gradient comes with a plain background: #hex; line above the gradient itself. Here's what it's actually protecting against, and why it's still worth keeping even on a modern site.
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