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CSS

Posted by Daniel Mears
Daniel Mears
16,859 Points

My gradients look very different in Firefox

Hey Guys, So I understand that the presentation of colour always varies to some degree, but having tested my first website (http://www.danielmears-music.co.uk) in a few browsers (chrome, IE, Firefox, android browser) it seems that Firefox is alone in presenting my gradients VERY differently. Is there something I am missing? By the way, if it makes any difference I've primarily been using HSLA for my colours. Thanks for your time :)

Adam Sackfield
Adam Sackfield
Courses Plus Student 19,663 Points

Very strange not sure why its doing that. Try adding the -moz- prefixed gradient see if that sorts it out.

BTW - Line 1 in main content has the word "my" doubled up so showing "my my".

Daniel Mears
Daniel Mears
16,859 Points

thanks for the heads up, i'll give that a go to :)

1 Answer

Ashley Omnas
Ashley Omnas
5,881 Points
Ashley Omnas
Ashley Omnas
5,881 Points

There is a prefixed and unprefixed version for gradients, and they are each structured somewhat differently. This could account for different appearances in certain browsers. If you are having issues, return back to the CSS deep dive gradients section and go through the entire thing (again, if you haven't already).