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    i have a question ....

    how do i make 2 shades of a colour on a div tag example red starts bright but by the bottom ends up light red , i know alot of people use images that are made that way but i want to learn the css way

    thanks in advance
    zainul

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    Originally posted by zain View Post
    i have a question ....

    how do i make 2 shades of a colour on a div tag example red starts bright but by the bottom ends up light red , i know alot of people use images that are made that way but i want to learn the css way

    thanks in advance
    zainul
    Thats done w/ CSS 3, you can read more here CSS3 Gradient background

    Supported in all major web browsers, except IE (6-, For IE(except version 9) you need to use CSS3 PIE: CSS3 decorations for IE

    You also need to put a HTML 5 doctype while using CSS 3 for cross browser compatibility(not that much imp), But MS IE(6- doesn't know what's HTML 5, so you need to use html5shiv - HTML5 IE enabling script - Google Project Hosting

    You can see more about the cool feature of CSS 3 here CSS3 Please! The Cross-Browser CSS3 Rule Generator
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      #3
      thanks softwarefreak this really helped

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        #4
        You can use Rainbow text Generators for make shades in text for websites !

        Use this link :
        DollZ Rainbow text Generator | Powered by nk-mitu

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