How to Create Beautiful Gradient Headlines in WordPress (Kadence Blocks)

[@anthonyrude]

Thanks. I was trying to figure out why i couldn't change the color of only one word.
I wasn't using highlight.
I thought highlights were like adding a backgound color to the text like in word.
Plus you're gradient css is awesome

[@constancephoto6512]

Thank you! Great design tip.

[@StartBlogging101]

Thanks much for watching!

[@markuserikssen]

It looks great, thanks for sharing. I just wish Kadence would add this functionality to it's toolset so we don't need to use custom CSS.

[@StartBlogging101]

I agree and I think that it will likely be coming :) That being said, you actually have more control over the gradient using the custom CSS method rather than the built-in gradient control that is provided with WordPress which only uses RGB values.

[@anthonyrude]

What did you use for your video player on the page you used for an example?

[@MahrJamil]

Would you please give Kadence Gradient Block, because only CSS not worked

[@anthonyrude]

What's the best way to learn CSS?

[@rockrecon]

😲

[@StartBlogging101]

😎

[@dozentis]

Do you mind to share the specific css kadence highlight code in comment section or your description? @StartBlogging101

[@CharlesOttman]

selector .wp-block-kadence-advancedheading .kt-highlight {
background: var(--global-palette1);
background: linear-gradient(45deg, var(--global-palette1) 0%, var(--global-palette2) 100%);
-webkit-background-clip: text;
background-clip: text;
-webkit-text-fill-color: transparent;
}

[@anthonyrude]

Can you embed HTML5 code?