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Molly Dopheide
Molly Dopheide
11,083 Points
Posted by Molly Dopheide
Molly Dopheide
11,083 Points

Radial Gradient problem

I am hoping someone can see what I am missing. I can't seem to get a radial gradient to work in the background.

http://cdpn.io/kAejK

Thanks, Molly

3 Answers

Molly Dopheide
Molly Dopheide
11,083 Points
Molly Dopheide
Molly Dopheide
11,083 Points

I ended up using

body { background: radial-gradient(circle at top, #BCB19B 0%, #A19274 50%); background-color: #A19274; max-width: 1280px; margin: auto; }

Thanks to solipsistaCP on codepen. :)

Magnus Hovland
Magnus Hovland
5,657 Points
Magnus Hovland
Magnus Hovland
5,657 Points

Looks like you're just missing a comma :)

background: radial-gradient(#A19274, #DBD5CA);

Edit: spelling & format

Molly Dopheide
Molly Dopheide
11,083 Points
Molly Dopheide
Molly Dopheide
11,083 Points

Thanks Magnus, After I added the comma, it didn't change anything. Did you see a result in codepen when you added the comma? I am beginning to wonder if it is my browser. I used -webkit since I am on Chrome but even in codepen I am not seeing a gradient.