Was almost going to comment in Dutch because of the accent, but location says USA, so here is my question: Can you stop a browser from rendering translucent gradients AT ALL? Today it is very popular in video players to use it as a background between the video and the navigation bar/buttons, which is totally annoying. TH-cam does this as well. I need a way to make some CSS options impossible on a browser wide level. I managed to do a similar thing with rounded corners, but can it be done for gradients as well?
Thanks but there is one sight problem I have. I now want to put a button above this gradient overlayed image but the button always ends up below the gradient and not above the gradient so I am not able to click it
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how to get the intellisense for linear-gradient?
Y not using before?
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Was almost going to comment in Dutch because of the accent, but location says USA, so here is my question:
Can you stop a browser from rendering translucent gradients AT ALL? Today it is very popular in video players to use it as a background between the video and the navigation bar/buttons, which is totally annoying. TH-cam does this as well. I need a way to make some CSS options impossible on a browser wide level. I managed to do a similar thing with rounded corners, but can it be done for gradients as well?
Thanks but there is one sight problem I have. I now want to put a button above this gradient overlayed image but the button always ends up below the gradient and not above the gradient so I am not able to click it
Use z index