- From: Slalomsk8er <slalomsk8er@solnet.ch>
- Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 14:36:12 +0200
- To: www-style@w3.org
Laurens Holst wrote: > > David Woolley schreef: > >>> I was just wondering, was it ever debated why having some syntax for >>> gradients (as opposed to solid colors) as part of CSS3 Color would >>> be good/bad? I was just thinking how interesting it might be if I >>> could use a gradient on a CSS border. >> >> >> That seems to me to be straying into the area of SVG. Why not have >> an SVG image as the border? > > > Of course, by the same argument, border-radius is not necessary. Yet > it is well-received by users as an easy, lightweight and > well-degrading way to make websites a little prettier. > > So, at the least I’d say the idea is worth considering. > As a Webmaster I would like a to have total control for complex things via SVG. But some thing like a gradient in CSS produces much more cleaner and readable code. Gradient has my vote ;) Dominik
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