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Charlie Person
8,692 PointsWhy does this not make 2 gradients over one another? I get nothing...?
This is the code... Sorry is it's a huge headache.
background: -webkit-repeating-radial-gradient(100% 100%, circle, rgba(108,144,188,.8) rgb(75,113,160) 100px, 0 0, circle, rgba(108,144,188,.8), rgb(75,113,160) 100px);
2 Answers
Ron McCranie
7,837 Pointsa repeating radial gradient just starts a pattern over after the last specified color. Look at the documentation on the W3schools site and it should give you a good explanation of how & what you can do with them.
Another good resource is css-tricks.com
I'm sure exactly what you're trying to accomplish but it looks like you're syntax has more stuff to it than it needs.
Charlie Person
8,692 PointsThanks Ron, sorry I wasn't clear. I'm just trying to make it so you can see each gradient stacked on top of each other because they are both partially transparent.