gardient transparent codes does not working

Dear Rilwan,

I think the CSS code should be like this:

background: linear-gradient(#ffa949, transparent 90%);

Because linear-gradient is a CSS function that creates a smooth color transition effect to your image background, not a CSS property. So if you want to make that linear-gradient function to work, you need to apply it to a background property, be it an image or just plain colors.

Cheer, Quang (Farrell) Nguyen

Hey Shaik!

Give this a try. I'll use it in a div for example.

div {
  background-image: linear-gradient( rgba(255,169,73,1) , rgba(255,169,73,0) 90% )
}

background-image allows gradients, as opposed to background-color. Also this sets your second color to the same color, only 100% transparent. The amount of transparency is indicated by the last number. anywhere between 0 and 1. 0 being transparent, and 1 being full color.

Hope this helps!

Cale

thank you guys