PROBLEM When using Imagick::newPseudoImage to create a radial gradient, this error appears in the Apache HTTP error log and the radial gradient is not created:
I know how to setup and display an oval shape.I know how to apply a gradient to this shape. What I cant figure out is how I can get an oval gradient to match the shape.
For some reason my webkit definition works on chrome but in firefox 3.5.11 I am not seeing my gradient.
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I would like to know if it would be possible to replicate the effect like the bottom of the To开发者_开发技巧p Tweets list with pure CSS?
Let\'s say the height of the div is 34px and the width is 480px.The div should look like this: and I don\'t want it to actually use an image, just CSS.Is it possi开发者_C百科ble?It is with CSS3. Th
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In my Android application I\'ve hidden the default title bar, introduced a TabView and added my own titlebar under that TabView\'s tabs.At the moment, I\'m using the ?android:attr/windowTitleStyle sty
Currently, I have the following class: #btnHelp { background: url(images/btnHelp.png) center no-repeat, -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, from(#9adc6d), to(#6eba3a));
I am able to use tintColor to change the color of my NavBar, but this causes the NavBar to appear \"flat\". The standard NavBars have a shading to them - is there any way to accomplish this shad开发者
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